It's meant to work. We probably have a bug.
What errors are you getting in your console?
3234 sats \ 8 replies \ @saunter 13 Feb
Uncaught (in promise) EvalError: Refused to evaluate a string as JavaScript because 'unsafe-eval' is not an allowed source of script in the following Content Security Policy directive: "script-src 'self' 'wasm-unsafe-eval' 'inline-speculation-rules'".
at bakeCollection (content.7f229555.js:2064:98610) at Object.u (content.7f229555.js:2064:93234) at Object.g [as call] (content.7f229555.js:2064:93437) at es.o [as emit] (content.7f229555.js:2064:85238) at es.stop (content.7f229555.js:17:30157) at es.eoseReceived (content.7f229555.js:17:31755) at content.7f229555.js:17:8787 at Array.forEach (<anonymous>) at T.eoseReceived (content.7f229555.js:17:8754) at content.7f229555.js:17:11970
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@ekzyis looks like the nostr library violates CSP
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0 sats \ 6 replies \ @ek 13 Feb
Mhh, interesting, I tested NWC when we launched and I could generate NWC requests 🤔
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I think it might be that the library uses wasm, some browsers probably don't support it, and we allow unsafe-eval-wasm but not unsafe-eval
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Oh, you'll have issues with graphene's browser and people running lockdown mode on iOS.
That's pretty crap that it's pulling in web assembly for whatever reason. There's really no need.
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0 sats \ 3 replies \ @ek 13 Feb
Ah. @saunter, which browser are you using?
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Arc
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Hmm I used it on arc without a problem.
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Which versions are both of you running? Is this maybe the problem?
It seems like Arc is macOS only so can't test myself :/