when i set up NoStrudel it specifically asked to NOT trust it with my NSEC and use something like Alby instead.
that's actually one of the reasons i like hzrd149 (npub1ye5…knpr) is because he is open about limitations of his product.
NOSTR is still in experimental phase though so we're all in the process of discovering what works still.
the general idea though ( M. Dilger (npub1acg…p35c) correct me if i am wrong ) is to not expose your NSEC if possible.
with passwords you can have 20 different ones and change them whenever you want - but you only get one NSEC - so you need to keep it secure.
Dissident Sound
npub1ns…2cgnl
2024-07-30 16:41:20
in reply to nevent1q…q30s
Author Public Key
npub1nshq4pcyzdmnewg4h8yu6tsuh5t72whzkz5x4wj7t0c0cy7yyrfqq2cgnlPublished at
2024-07-30 16:41:20Event JSON
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