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Twitter Lightning donations - Donate4.Fun

1151 sats \ 16 comments \ @nikicat 29 Nov 2022 bitcoin

Hello, folks.

The new version of Donate4.Fun browser extension is out - now with Twitter support. Just install, connect your wallet (or fulfill internal balance) and start donating with a Lightning Bolt button under any tweet!

Any feedback is appreciated as well as your thoughts about future of Bitcoin Lightning payments in social platforms. We are currently planning our next steps - what do you think will help popularize the Lightning Network the most?

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26 sats \ 2 replies \ @ama 29 Nov 2022

Will it work with Mastodon and/or Nostr?

I'm not using the blue bird thingy anymore because of the narcissistic ego-maniac bloodily enriched multi-billionaire's policies and what he's converting it to. I really miss Jack and I hope his new project is out soon.

0 sats \ 1 reply \ @nikicat OP 29 Nov 2022

I don't have much experience with Mastodon, do all the servers has the same web layout, or it differs from server to server? In the latter case it could be not that simple.

And about Nostr - is it currently working or just a concept with bunch of protocols? I could not find a website where I can access it, https://nostr.com is not opening.

0 sats \ 0 replies \ @ama 29 Nov 2022

I have been using the same Mastodon instance (server) all the time, since I started using it a couple of years ago, and I haven't felt the need to switch at the moment, so I'm afraid I can't tell. I'm curious about setting up my own instance, though, but I haven't found the time to play around with it, yet.

About Nostr, I thing both (LOL). I mean, it seems to be working, but it also seems to be a bunch of different protocols and quite experimental. I learnt about it a few days ago when I posted here about Mastodon as "the" alternative to the freaking blue bird thingy, and somebody replied with "Nostr > Mastodon", which I interpreted as "Nostr is superior to Mastodon". Although I don't quite understand it very well yet, I think I'm going to love it when I do.

I've been kind of successful (at various levels) loging in at a few different sites already, like https://astral.ninja/, https://coracle.social/, or https://alphaama.com/, and some very different "things" like https://anigma.io/.

What's really cool about it is that you login into all those different "sites" (servers, instances, different protocols, or whatever they are) using the same pair of keys (a private one, to sign in, and a public one that identifies you) in a similar fashion to how Bitcoin key pairs work.

I can't wait to fully understand that beast and use it as it full potential, or as full as my limited brain would let me... ROTFL

25 sats \ 1 reply \ @criptopanas 29 Nov 2022

Your browser extension is very user friendly, easy to use and makes micro payments or donation on Twitter & Youtube an excellent tools for content creators and their audience.

Gracias!

0 sats \ 0 replies \ @nikicat OP 29 Nov 2022

Thanks for the kind words!

20 sats \ 1 reply \ @rolator 29 Nov 2022

Yo i designed this lottie. nice to see it gets put to good use

10 sats \ 0 replies \ @nikicat OP 29 Nov 2022

Wow, cool! Great animation!

20 sats \ 0 replies \ @leonardo 29 Nov 2022

Amazing.

10 sats \ 1 reply \ @Kaffi 29 Nov 2022

is this browser extension open source and verified to not be hacky? I downloaded it and my cybersecurity mindset kicked in.

0 sats \ 0 replies \ @nikicat OP 29 Nov 2022

Sure, all sources are available on GitHub, you could even install a version built there.

0 sats \ 1 reply \ @03a4fd68fe 30 Nov 2022

nice, but add telegram channels plz, More bitcoiners has telegram blog

0 sats \ 0 replies \ @nikicat OP 30 Nov 2022

Telegram integration is planned, but

Telegram is used mostly from mobile devices or desktop app, so we can't integrate using browser extension (only with Telegram web UI, but it's auditory is very small)
there are existing services like https://t.me/lntxbot so what could we provide besides what they already do?