No please don't use that yet. Use zsp

What do you mean?

This is painful, when developers claim their app then abandon it?

I don't know how else to say it, I don't care about whatever browsers gonna do. I don't need to wait for anything. You're describing Web Bundle exactly, which likely contemplates gotchas you haven't thought about. If you want to write a standard for zip files, this is what we tried with long time ago, feel free to create a standard that we can reference (with a proper mime type) and I'll add it to the spec

Unfortunately, go-nostr requires Go 1.24.1 so I think it's safe to blame 😉

Developers wanting to experiment with a WASM marketplace, a VS Code extension store, Chrome extension store, Docker image registry... chime in

GM developers! Not cool to publish an app that is not yours. Friendly reminder for now 😘

Fascinated by the idea of sharing Android apps offline, and specifically during internet blackouts that are an unfortunate reality around the world. The ability to send and receive "an APK", no matter how much the sender is trusted, opens a dangerous attack vector – especially with open source software. An adversary, by means of basic social engineering, has now an untethered distribution channel to spread a malicious fork with zero verification. Zapstore, however, has been designed from the ground up for adversarial contexts. We are able to send not only Android artifacts, but Nostr events that verify it and set up a basic web of trust check completely offline. Won't be implemented right away, but here is the draft spec to kick it off: https://github.com/zapstore/zapstore/issues/259#issue-3795860706

Announcing zsp, our new tool exclusive for publishing apps to Nostr and Blossom, written from scratch in Go. 🚀 It addresses many of the zapstore-cli limitations and brings way more features, speed and security to the table. ⚠ Attention developers ⚠ please try it out and report bugs... this tool will eventually replace zapstore-cli, and it's ready for publishing under the new NIP format we're migrating to. First look here: Downloads: https://github.com/zapstore/zsp/releases SHA-256 checksums: 404f15b256bceae2ecaf652155a6cebd4759cabd3c63ef95f14d6746a212c70a zsp-darwin-arm64 720597c6cee94b05188cb8f82e0b3ef8e64dbb2d98490d569096bcb852e28869 zsp-linux-amd64 c05907b9262e654f0149f5fa67825829380111a5e25ac14c27f347ff140f8e2b zsp-linux-arm64

I'm not sure, I think before coding anything we should find the right spec for those platforms: https://github.com/nostr-protocol/nips/pull/1336 Android is simple because of one bundled format, Linux is probably the opposite - a pain in the ass

Zapstore featured in the HowToMen channel with 868,000 subscribers 🤯 Here's the clip (2nd out of 12 tools reviewed): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VR-MEwPDw4k

I have no way of knowing

Added two more. Indexed now but dont expect speedy updates

Extremely grateful to HRF for supporting Zapstore!

Missing Proton apps coming soon. On it

Awesome, let us know how it goes

Please more details, can't help you otherwise

Amazing!

I assume you are on version 0.2.7 of the app. Lots of changes in this respect have been implemented in 1.0 . There is an alpha version if you want to try it out, or otherwise wait a few weeks max for 1.0 final