hello all,
yes the biggest advantage of bech32 would be for making small QR codes,
where it does much more savings than in ascii.
(you could still print the hex underneath the QR code of course if you want
to enter it manually. personally i would prefer bech32 there as well
because of its advantag
Robert Olsson writes:
> Hello all,
>
> I seem to not find a bolt regarding the QR code of node@ip:port
>
> It seems eclair only supports the format hex@ip:port format, and i haven't
> tried any other mobile wallets.
I anticipate a move away from "manually connect to node" and this wart
will be le
Hi all,
On 9 April 2018 at 11:47, Corné Plooy via Lightning-dev <
lightning-dev@lists.linuxfoundation.org> wrote:
>
> Is this really only about reducing the size of QR codes? How many
> percent reduction do you think you can accomplish with your approach? I
> think, when it comes to reducing QR co
Why put everything in bech32? It hurts readability. The only possible
advantage is that data inside the bech32 blob can be digitally signed in
a convenient way. If you don't need that, I'd keep your data ourside the
bech32 blob, in a (expert-)human-readable format.
Why not follow a regular URL fo
Hello all,
I seem to not find a bolt regarding the QR code of node@ip:port
It seems eclair only supports the format hex@ip:port format, and i haven't
tried any other mobile wallets.
I thought there would be support for bech32 nodeid:s to keep the QR small,
but it doesn't seem that way.
If it is
