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v0.1.1

17 Jun 14:28
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Lobstr v0.1.1

A maintenance release that fixes running Lobstr from the Docker image.

🐛 Fixed

  • Lobstr now works when run via Docker. Previously, when served from the container, the app wouldn't respond — buttons like Generate new key pair" did nothing. The web server wasn't labelling the app's module files correctly, so the browser refused to load them. They're now served properly and the app works end to end. (The hosted version at https://ryback2501.github.io/Lobstr/ was unaffected.)

🔧 Behind the scenes

  • The Docker image was renamed from lobstr-swa to lobstr to match the project name.
  • Added an automated check so this loading problem can't slip through again.

🐳 Run it

docker run -d -p 8080:80 ryback2501/lobstr:latest

Then open http://localhost:8080. Already running an older image? Pull the latest and
recreate your container:

docker pull ryback2501/lobstr:latest
docker rm -f <your-container>
docker run -d -p 8080:80 ryback2501/lobstr:latest

No action needed for existing identities — your keys live in your browser, not the app.

v0.1.0

17 Jun 12:13
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Lobstr v0.1.0 — first release 🦞

Lobstr is a minimal Nostr client that runs entirely in your browser. There's no server and no tracking — it's just you and the network. This first release covers everything you need to set up an identity and start posting, reading, and messaging.

What you can do

  • Create or bring your own identity — generate a fresh key pair, generate a 12- or 24-word seed phrase, or import an existing private key or seed phrase. Prefer to keep keys out of the page? Sign in with a browser extension instead.
  • Connect to the network — add and manage the relays you want to use, and see details about each one.
  • Post and read — share notes and browse your feed, with handy time filters and a quick "find by ID" lookup.
  • Follow people — build and manage your follow list, and switch to a Following-only view.
  • Direct messages — start private conversations and exchange encrypted messages.
  • Your profile — set your display name, bio, picture, and identity handle.

New in this release

  • A clean sidebar pinned to the left edge that organizes everything into four sections — User, Relays, Chats, and Feeds — so you can jump straight to what you need.
  • A slimmer, tidier top bar that keeps the Lobstr title and the About button always in reach.

Good to know

  • Your keys stay in your browser for the session — Lobstr never sends them anywhere.
  • No installation or account required: just open it and go.