does this affect also sites that are not in the uk?

Bid events carry a set of metadata for the ads, that's how the advertiser can hint for an audience.

In addition to that every user is defined by an anonymous pubkey and every request carry an app pubkey, so the advertiser can target a specific app and a set of users without knowing exactly who they are.

This is client-side and is mostly implementation specific, in my implementation bids are ranked based on how many sats they pay, how well they fit the adspace, how many times they have been shown and by the honesty of the advertiser.

No worries, I’m trying to stick to bitcoin-startups powered stuff whenever it’s feasible, to support the ecosystem, if it makes sense. So I'm passing on my usual go-to providers.

But I appreciate the offer, very kind of you!

Thanks, I'm actually looking more for a recommendation than just a list. Do you use any of them yourself?

imagine this but every phone is a nostr relay 🤔

Even if you are not worried about privacy for the reasons mentioned in the post, the good thing about full disk encryption is that you can throw disks away without wiping them, because often they become unusable, but the data is still there for someone dedicated enough.

Yes, all x86 64 cpus support at least SSE2

in my experience, current clients just spawn connections for each tab and they use some form of local storage for caching. Having a single shared worker that has one pool, one set of connections and persistent subscriptions would make them feel more like "normal" websites imo.

very simple approach: each worker gets an id when it spawns, they periodically send heartbeat messages to each other via a BroadcastChannel. The active worker with lowest id becomes the master.

What about Ark vs Spark? I probably need to think it through more, but at first glance, they look conceptually similar with Spark being simpler and with more compromises on the self-custody side.

looks like the only one that doesn't win here is the content creator

looks great, will try

I am looking for a twitter-like ux, like primal but without the bugs.

Since you suggested it, I gave Nostrudel another look with a more open mind, i suppose, and i does kinda have everything. It felt very counterintuitive and unfamiliar to me, but i think i can live with that, if there aren't other options. The settings are very technical and specific, which i like

Thanks, i will try this out. Looks like it loads very fast compared to the others

Thanks, but i am looking for a web client.

Oh right, i remember this one being good when i tried nostr for the first time. But i am looking for a web client i can use from my linux workstation.