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authorAdam Soltys <[email protected]>2026-09-20 21:24:14 -0700
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Feeds: Following is one of many; topics from search and #tags; the bolt is amber only for your own zap.
Custom feeds live in the synced messages state — a name, everyone you follow and/or hand-picked people, and topics (hashtags, any of them; with people set as well, only their posts on those topics — the way a nostr filter composes authors and #t). Each feed keeps its own notes, clock and disk cache; a chips row under the feed title switches between them and + opens the editor (people are added through the same search the Send form uses). A word in the header search is a topic too: 'Posts on this topic' opens a session feed for it, as does a #tag in any post body — Save feed keeps it. Topic-only feeds read the big public relays as well as ours, since a hashtag has no author whose outbox we could follow. The zap icon used to go amber once anyone had zapped a post; now only when you have, like the heart. tools/feed-custom-test.js drives the editor, the relay filter, a tagged post landing, the #tag link, reload persistence and delete. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <[email protected]>
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