Guys, please welcome our latest release. Firefox enabled extensions' support, so we got Alby there. Now you can use Stacker.news, nostr clients, any bitcoin supporting web app - and it should work like your PC browser extensions!
Happy to hear your feedback
by using a mobile while you are on SN... you are revealing more than you think about you. No matter how many VPNs you are using, are worthless...
investing, which reminded me this one from @anon
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๐Ÿ‘€ Can't wait!
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Let us know if you have any questions!
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Game changer. Next up, more Nostr-native browsers ๐Ÿ’ช
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It went invite code only. We must wait a while to see the update.
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The extension is without invites!
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"Alby accounts are currently invite-only. However, you can always connect your own node to the extension."
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Yes, the Account (Alby running a node for you) is invite-only now for new users. The extension (which can control many various nodes) is totally free and without any limits :)
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Managed to install it. Then, tried signing in to Primal, but seems like their Android version does not support login using Alby. I'll wait until they do...
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My bad. Misread your message. Managed to log in using primal within Firefox browser. Is it normal though it does not use the same keys as in my browser laptop? Basically creating a new nostr id...
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Keys are stored locally. You need to import them on every device.
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I tried to install the Alby extension many times but failed. I switched to using mash's Lightning wallet (app. mash. com ) and I have solved the problem of not matching the user's browser.
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Thanks @hisatoshi for giving the mash wallet a go and sharing. Any and all feedback, keen to hear it. We have lots of improvements coming, but want to always learn more from the community.
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Hey, where did you fail with it? Happy to assist!
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Do you mean , firefox on mobile natively support it.
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It works like a charm... reason to switch to firefox as my default browser. Thanks Alby, we talk this on a support mail two weeks before.
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@spot indeed! We were waiting for December 14 - that's when Firefox opened their mobile extensions support
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Yo it supports, confirmed....
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It took too long! Do you have any information on when this will be possible in Chrome?
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Chrome don't allow extensions on mobile, you have to use forks like Kiwi Browser to be able to install it.
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Did you get Kiwi to work with our extension? Since some time they don't support it...
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I just tried and the wallet works pretty well.
LN-Auth shows the "Authorize" screen for a single frame then goes blank.
Here's the error I get in Kiwi dev tools:
Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'name') popup.bundle.js?f90cc21โ€ฆ:2
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It's not on us, it's on Mozzila! ;) Since December 14 developers can submit their extension to mobile appstore
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