didn't think of it

also the project I based it on only has two files to work with, I like the simplicity of that

it's based on this: https://github.com/YunusEmreNalbant/css-chat-interface

I realize now that I did not answer your question very intelligently. You did not only ask about encryption, you asked where to find info about the project.

I don't have a good answer for that question. There is a nostr telegram group at t.me/nostr_protocol where we have ongoing discussions about nostr stuff, and when I began work on this a few days ago, I posted frequently there with questions and status updates.

My hope is that we'll move discussions like that away from telegram and into nostr itself now that there is a decent nostr-based client with a telegramish interface. But I shouldn't judge the decency of my own project, time will tell whether we move to nostrgram or keep using telegram.

nothing is encrypted yet. Dms will be encrypted when implemented, or at least that's my plan. I might also implement "private groups" where all the messages in the group are encrypted but each member of the group knows the decryption key (or rather their browser knows it). That would work but it's not secure unless everyone in the group is trustworthy, because any group member can publish the decryption key or share it with bad people

Nostrgram was just my beta name for anigma, when I eventually decided to call it anigma instead, I stopped calling it nostrgram except on its github repo

Now there exists a different nostr-based service called nostrgram so early posts about anigma, like this thread, are confusing

Also, anigma.io is no longer maintained, so consider using an alternative service (like nostrgram.co) instead

you can use Nostr Console to interact with it via a command line interface. More info here: https://twitter.com/vishalxl/status/1562438026008989697