Looks great 👍

I've already replied to you on GitHub.

It's using pigeon_nest as the proxy. https://github.com/CodyTseng/pigeon The proxy simply forwards data between the client and your local relay without any processing. However, one thing to keep in mind is that your local relay becomes publicly accessible, essentially acting as a public relay. So I recommend enabling WoT (Web of Trust) to prevent large amounts of spam from being written to it.

Fixed 🫡

Got it 🫡

Did you launch Jumble in portrait mode? You didn’t rotate the screen afterward, right? It might be because the width exceeds 768px, haha. Looks like I should add a toggle switch for switching modes.

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That's a simple and effective strategy.

Currently, automatic switching between single-column and two-column layouts isn’t supported. You can try opening Jumble in portrait mode, it should display in single-column mode.

When using nostr-relay-tray, avoid deleting events using the ID filter for now, it will currently delete all your local events.

I'll keep an eye on it 🫡

There is indeed a resource usage issue, since a large amount of data needs to be fetched and processed, I’m doing my best to optimize it. As for the text input box, I’ve barely added any extra functionality to it and there’s no text replacement involved, so I don’t think that’s the cause.

That’s just your keyboard’s auto-correct. You can probably disable it in the settings.

I think they are, yes. It’s nothing new, any country with the technical capability does this in one way or another. The methods just vary.

No, it won't happen. Not every company is qualified to access the government’s ID verification system. Most apps will just require linking a phone number, and if I’m not mistaken, that’s been the standard for over ten years now.