Ah good point, I did write it kinda wrong huh. :)

I don’t think anything about NFTs inherently guarantees their payload is unique. As I understand it, that part is enforced by the exchange, if at all. And there’s nothing stopping you from putting the same payload up on a different exchange. The token itself would be unique, at least within the same chain, but who actually cares about that? :P

You get a special unique(?) cryptographic token containing a link to the article, presumably.

As a .net dev I agree this would be ideal, but I don’t do UI much these days so I don’t know what’s out there for frameworks right now.

I do know one thing that’s out there in spades tho, and that’s “full stack” JS devs. :P That’s probably what’s “so hard” about building a traditional app.

Not familiar with Tauri. Guess I’ll go google that, but what’s your reason for suggesting it as a preferable alternative?

Good to know, thanks.

As others said, it’s basically chrome bundled with the website code so it looks like an app. And while Electron does offer devs the ability to do things a webapp can’t, it still brings the chrome browser engine along with all the inefficient ram usage and potential for security flaws that implies.

Ah, looks like an Electron app. Disappointing, but unsurprising.