morty28

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by morty28 2mo ago
This sounds like what I saw when i tested it with another free facilitator, that one wasn't publishing the transaction to the network. I suspect that the current one, payai also may have occasional troubles posting the transaction, tho
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by morty28 2mo ago
What do you mean exactly by 'support'? I tested with firefox and it supports it in terma of having a working client for the protocol.
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by morty28 2mo ago
I think the main issue for now is how fragmented the whole ecosystem is, it was sych a pain fo me to test the thing, particularely to get a small enough amount to a wallet with which I can pay using this protocol. So it is just very unlikle
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by morty28 2mo ago
Yeah, it doesn't unlock content forever, the protocol is made with assumption of payment per use. I haven't tried to present the same payment confirmation twice, but reading about it I assume it will fail. In this PoC the browser&
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by morty28 2mo ago
Having options is always a good thing, but trying to make a test payment I myself saw how far away this thing is in terma of encountering a user with a funded wallet on correct network. So I actually agree, it won't replace ads foe a l
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by morty28 2mo ago
This is all Firefox's implementation of the client. In the dropdown it shows wallets that it sees as available. I was able to test with coinbase wallet, for you it seems like coimbase alltogether is blocked, yes, but also, for example
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by morty28 2mo ago
The protocol itself only seems to define only the payment related negotiations. The author is free to implement some sort of preview themselves, though the full content should be on a separate page in order to use the browser's built i
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X402, a static blog monetization excercise(shtein.me)
47 points by morty28 2mo ago|38 comments