njump.to is a fast (and hopefully reliable) redirect service that provides a single URL to automatically forward users to a random njump mirror instance.
Don't know what njump is? Learn more at njump.me/about or check out the source code at fiatjaf/njump.
The service provides a single, memorable URL (njump.to) that automatically forwards to a random njump mirror, eliminating the need to remember or choose between multiple instances.
- Randomly selects from: njump.me, nostr.at, nostr.eu, nostr.ae, nostr.com
- Preserves all paths and query parameters
- Zero dependencies, minimal code
- njump.to → redirects to random njump instance
- njump.to/npub1derggg...xzpc → redirects to random instance with the npub
- njump.to/nevent1qqs...476g → redirects to random instance with the nevent
- njump.to/dergigi.com → redirects to random instance with NIP-05 identifier
- njump.to/fiatjaf.com → same as above
- njump.to/lyn@primal.net → same
The service randomly forwards to one of the following njump mirror instances:
Want to add a mirror? Please open a PR!
nostr.com doesn't seem to resolve root-level NIP-05 identifiers correctly, for example:
- nostr.com/dergigi.com → fails, redirects to nostr.com
- nostr.com/@dergigi.com → fails (can't decode profile)
- nostr.com/_@dergigi.com → succeeds
However, all three of these identifiers should be treated the same as per NIP-05.
Note that njump.me/dergigi.com resolves just fine on njump.me and the other mirrors, so this seems to be a nostr.com issue.