>It can be used to some extent via a browser using web clients, but it's best used alongside extensions for authentication and key management
Just wonder can the key just sit in the IndexDB? And it is decrypted on the client side (when user enters password to decrypt the key) to sign a message to send to peers or relay, they can verify your identity by checking against the corresponding public key.
It requires lightweight relay servers, as opposed to large federated servers like in mastodon or email, or fully p2p like scuttlebutt.
It can be used to some extent via a browser using web clients, but it's best used alongside extensions for authentication and key management"
That is what I'm looking for. I'm not sure it's a good description, but I wish something like this was front and center