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If you're using WISP, please reply to this post. It's becoming my favorite client, and I wanted to see how many of us are doing so. 🤙

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Joel 🇨🇭6d ago

I am with you!

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🟠 isolabellart6d ago

I'm fond of Amethyst and Yakihonne, but Wisp is truly incredible in speed and stability.

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Joel 🇨🇭6d ago

yes wisp looking good so far 🔥

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Jason Ansley | Fractional COO | Leadership Coach6d ago

Where to find wisp? I practically stopped using YakiHonne, albeit I love it, as it is a resource hog on mobile and that’s mostly how I access NOSTR

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Jordan S6d ago

I'm exploring it. I swap back and forth between wisp, and Amethyst.

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🟠 isolabellart6d ago

I, on the other hand, switch between Wisp and Yakihonne, but only because Wisp doesn't have a decent translator. (I speak Italian.)

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🟠 isolabellart6d ago

Notifications are lightning fast ⚡

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Raison d'État6d ago

This

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M✨️6d ago

Hi @🟠 isolabellart GM 🌞 swaping between Wisp & Amethyst. and it works great and fast !!

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vinney...axkl6d ago

just started today. tor + list-based feeds? yea, this is probably gonne be my favorite

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7fqx6d ago

Trying it out alongside using amethyst as of yesterday. Very cool. And it's apparently going to get polls soon!

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Nuts6d ago

Use nuts.cash it’s on the web and fast af 🤝

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Handled6d ago

How do you make a web version fast? Is it mobile friendly?

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So Tachi4d ago

have been working a lot on mobile friendliness yes. It's running on 5 threads, 4 workers and main UI. each workers is a flatbuffer producer consumer. [connections, parser, crypto, cache]. it's non-blocking and the use of flatbuffer is good for memory and data parsing speed. the main UI is processing flatbuffer too. It's fast AND efficient. I'm going to post about it soon

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