I also need to make sure that the collapsed state is working correctly when opening a note document. For example, a collapsed heading shows the chevron icon in correct state, but the blocks are visible.

Been working on heading folding/collapsing. Basically just being able to collapse a heading like H1, and then all the blocks below would hide. It’s a very common feature in writing apps.

I have implemented the collapse functionality in Lexical, but having some annoying issues with caret navigation when using left or right arrow. Obviously the caret should skip over the blocks that were hidden because of the heading being collapsed. Sometimes it works, but mostly not. It’s really confusing…

Interestingly, arrow up or down works all the time.

Usually when using arrow left or right the cursor gets stuck or is completely removed (in this case the whole editor unfocuses).

Apparently, it is already a thing:

https://nostrapps.github.io/nostrgit/

Not that I’ve tried it, but there is an option called ‘Switch caching service’ in Network settings

Nostr is by far the easiest of the “platforms” (Nostr isn’t really a platform) you mentioned to create bot accounts.

You can write a Python script to generate 20k npubs and follow yourself if you wanted.

Follow counters on Nostr are a useless metric. However, follow counters are also a useless metric on centralized platforms, but to a lesser degree depending on the difficulty of creating bot accounts.

I hope you mean that as a joke

No not data use.

Damus keeps a cache like many other Nostr clients does, but for some reason Damus is just really bad at clearing the cache so it starts adding up to many gb of storage.

The question is how many of those 12k followers are either inactive npubs or just bots?

I did the same, though I switched to Nostur much longer ago but it was also because Damus was using crazy amounts of storage

Same here