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0 sats \ 2 replies \ @justin_shocknet 10 Jan \ parent \ on: With what messaging service can I sign a message with an offline computer? tech
If the goal is signing/encrypting then there's command line nostr tools for that, browser extensions that do that are simply unfit to exist... may as well just use custodial nostr or trust the web client which is all the extension is anyway but with more storage access..
Unfamiliar but found it, https://sigit.io/ - links help when shilling...
Not quite sure I get it, it's a composer decoupled from the signer? Why can't I use it without logging in? Shouldn't the purpose of this be to give me something to sign externally?
It's a document signing tool on Nostr
Whilst not the primary purpose, it does let you sign a message (eg pdf or word doc) with an offline computer - so long as you have an offline signing mechanism (ie, on the same computer)
The sanctum tool you shilled looks great. Is it available for offline deployment?
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I like the docusign/envelope concept, consider having the option of just outputting the raw events without a log-in... I don't expect many are/will take to URI based signers like nsecapp/amber that require a native proto handler
The management console is SaaS, but on the board is self-hosted signer to plug into it so you don't need to trust us with the nsec
It's not meant to have the signer be entirely offline, but rather have it be least-privileged (eg a fenced appliance locked down with iptables and so on to only communicate via the dashboard)
The widget for apps with it is NIP-07 based, so if you'd like to drop it in there as an option I can let you know when we're ready to have others beat on it... the service side of it also allows normies that just want an email based log-in to participate without added friction.
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