Nosdag Update:

0.1.7 is available for download at nosdag.com

This one is mostly about fixing the logic for puling your replaceable events (follow list, profile info, mutes, bookmarks, some settings). Now, whether you are using Nosdag or any other client everything should be identical and tracked correctly. This was a huge refactor of every replaceable event.

Other fixes:

-Paywalled articles: saving a draft keeps it encrypted instead of saving in clear text

-Cloud Bridge: dropped the pin on your previous note history whether or not the new one actually landed. A bridge that was down or slow could leave you with nothing pinned at all.

-One unreachable relay made a first save impossible.

-Replies and quote reposts now reach notifications and thread views properly, and you can follow a thread past its second level.

New:

-Note history IPFS backups can now include your imported timeline archive as well as the notes you've written in Nosdag, and you pick which halves go in the file. Each option explains what breaks if you leave it out, because they're needed at different moments. The note chain has to be on a machine before you post there, and the archive is usually the bigger half.

-If you have a complete IPFS archive on a machine but were never able to announce it, that can now be repaired. Previously only a run that imported something could announce, so the moment could be missed for good.

-A right-click menu with copy, paste and spelling corrections.

Thanks for checking this app out, and let me know if you see any other issues that I can address.

Nosdag is up: https://nosdag.com

It's a desktop Nostr client that keeps your notes and media on an IPFS node running inside the app. Bring the npub you already have. Same follows, same relays, your notes readable in every other client What changes is where the data lives. It's now on your machine, not somebody's image host.

Your notes still go to relays as normal Nostr events, so anyone on any client reads you as usual. What's added is a small pointer to a content-addressed copy of everything on an IPFS node running inside the app: your history as a signed chain anyone can verify and walk, and media served from your machine rather than an image host.

Also in there:
-Monero tipping

-Tor mode that runs the whole app over Tor (or through your own tor router)

-whole-history export as a single file you can back up.

Linux builds are up and tested: AppImage, .deb, tar.gz.

For macOS or Windows it runs from source in four commands. The instructions are on the site. There's a Windows zip too, but I no longer have a Windows machine so no clue if it built correctly. If you test it, please tell me if it works or send me the error messages

This is beta so any feedback is appreciated.

Thanks!