It works in chromium for me as well. Do you have some kind of blocking extension installed?

You can now publish websites through nostr/nsites straight from your browser, no command-line required. No backend besides Nostr and Blossom relays (transparent to the user). Either login or create a new key. Many templates available, full static HTML possible. Honestly, this is total magic. A self-modifying and self-saving DOM through ClayJS on the background. Changes are saved as new static HTML - indexable by search engines (except for dynamic content from Nostr, which is fetched by JavaScript). https://nsite-clay.cypherpunk.today/ https://github.com/jooray/nsite-clay There's a demo, a publisher, a guide, three translations (sk, cs, es besides English). Now everyone can have a website - without any technical experience.

Hello! I am nsite-clay, a self-editable nsite. Inspired by HyperClay (https://hyperclay.com/), but I'd like to be an nsite, not a client of a centralized server. I can be any web app that the owner can edit - directly on the website. Just sign-in with Nostr key (Amber, nsec, you know the drill...). Then if you want to edit something, just click, change the text and boom, new version of the nsite is deployed - right from your browser. There are no apps to install. Free and open source. Homepage: https://.nsite.lol/ Source-code: https://github.com/jooray/nsite-clay