- Web bookmarks (kind:39701) are replaceable events and should be deduplicated by d-tag
- Update dedupeNip51Events to include kind:39701 in d-tag deduplication logic
- Use coordinate format (kind:pubkey:d-tag) for web bookmark IDs instead of event IDs
- Ensures same URL bookmarked multiple times only appears once
- Keeps newest version when duplicates exist
- Add mobile media query to profile-avatar-button for consistent sizing
- Use --min-touch-target (44px) on mobile to match IconButton components
- Ensures consistent touch target size across all sidebar buttons
- Change explore icon from fa-newspaper to fa-person-hiking in SidebarHeader and Explore components
- Switch positions of settings and explore buttons in sidebar navigation
- Remove all console.log statements from bookmarkController and bookmarkProcessing
- Update CHANGELOG.md with v0.10.11 changes
Run all coordinate queries in parallel with Promise.all instead of
sequential awaits. This prevents each query from triggering a rebuild
that causes another hydration cycle, which was creating infinite loops.
The issue was that awaiting each query sequentially would:
1. Fetch articles for author A
2. Call onProgress, rebuild bookmarks
3. Trigger new hydration because coordinates changed
4. Repeat indefinitely
Now all queries start at once and stream results as they arrive,
matching the original loader behavior.
Separate fetching of articles with empty vs non-empty d-tags to work
around relay filter handling issues. For empty d-tags, fetch all events
of that kind/author and filter client-side.
Replace EventLoader and AddressLoader with queryEvents for bookmark
hydration to properly prioritize local relays. The applesauce loaders
were not using local-first fetching strategy, causing bookmarked events
to not be hydrated from local relay cache.
- Remove createEventLoader and createAddressLoader usage
- Replace with queryEvents which handles local-first fetching
- Properly streams events from local relays before remote relays
- Follows the controller pattern used by other services (writings, etc)
This fixes the issue where bookmarks would only show event IDs instead
of full content, while blog posts (kind:30023) worked correctly.
