diff --git a/internal/handler/views/remote_nodes.templ b/internal/handler/views/remote_nodes.templ index 6f731b7..c4a8975 100644 --- a/internal/handler/views/remote_nodes.templ +++ b/internal/handler/views/remote_nodes.templ @@ -50,7 +50,7 @@ templ RemoteNodes(data monero.Nodes, countries []monero.Countries, q monero.Quer
  • Nodes with 0% uptime within 1 month with more than 300 check attempt will be removed. You can always add your node again latter.
  • You can filter remote node by selecting on nettype, protocol, country, tor, and online status option.
  • If you want to add more remote node, you can add them using /add-node page.
    • -
  • I deliberately cut the long Tor addresses, click the 👁 torhostname... to see the full Tor address.
    • +
  • I deliberately cut the long Tor and I2P addresses, click the 👁 hostname... to open more detailed information about the Node.
  • You can found larger remote nodes database from monero.fail.
  • If you are developer or power user who like to fetch Monero remote node above in JSON format, you can read Public API Monero Remote Node List blog post for more detailed information.
    • diff --git a/internal/handler/views/remote_nodes_templ.go b/internal/handler/views/remote_nodes_templ.go index 042e404..45fa0d7 100644 --- a/internal/handler/views/remote_nodes_templ.go +++ b/internal/handler/views/remote_nodes_templ.go @@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ func RemoteNodes(data monero.Nodes, countries []monero.Countries, q monero.Query if templ_7745c5c3_Err != nil { return templ_7745c5c3_Err } - _, templ_7745c5c3_Err = templ_7745c5c3_Buffer.WriteString("

    Info

    • If you find any remote nodes that are strange or suspicious, please open an issue on GitHub for removal.
    • Uptime percentage calculated is the last 1 month uptime.
    • Est. Fee here is just fee estimation / byte from get_fee_estimate RPC call method.
    • Malicious actors who running remote nodes still can return high fee only if you about to create a transactions.
    • The best and safest way is running your own node!
    • Nodes with 0% uptime within 1 month with more than 300 check attempt will be removed. You can always add your node again latter.
    • You can filter remote node by selecting on nettype, protocol, country, tor, and online status option.
    • If you want to add more remote node, you can add them using /add-node page.
    • I deliberately cut the long Tor addresses, click the 👁 torhostname... to see the full Tor address.
    • You can found larger remote nodes database from monero.fail.
    • If you are developer or power user who like to fetch Monero remote node above in JSON format, you can read Public API Monero Remote Node List blog post for more detailed information.

    Remote node can be used by people who, for their own reasons (usually because of hardware requirements, disk space, or technical abilities), cannot/don't want to run their own node and prefer to relay on one publicly available on the Monero network.

    Using an open node will allow to make a transaction instantaneously, without the need to download the blockchain and sync to the Monero network first, but at the cost of the control over your privacy. the Monero community suggests to always run and use your own node to obtain the maximum possible privacy and to help decentralize the network.

    ") + _, templ_7745c5c3_Err = templ_7745c5c3_Buffer.WriteString("

    Info

    • If you find any remote nodes that are strange or suspicious, please open an issue on GitHub for removal.
    • Uptime percentage calculated is the last 1 month uptime.
    • Est. Fee here is just fee estimation / byte from get_fee_estimate RPC call method.
    • Malicious actors who running remote nodes still can return high fee only if you about to create a transactions.
    • The best and safest way is running your own node!
    • Nodes with 0% uptime within 1 month with more than 300 check attempt will be removed. You can always add your node again latter.
    • You can filter remote node by selecting on nettype, protocol, country, tor, and online status option.
    • If you want to add more remote node, you can add them using /add-node page.
    • I deliberately cut the long Tor and I2P addresses, click the 👁 hostname... to open more detailed information about the Node.
    • You can found larger remote nodes database from monero.fail.
    • If you are developer or power user who like to fetch Monero remote node above in JSON format, you can read Public API Monero Remote Node List blog post for more detailed information.

    Remote node can be used by people who, for their own reasons (usually because of hardware requirements, disk space, or technical abilities), cannot/don't want to run their own node and prefer to relay on one publicly available on the Monero network.

    Using an open node will allow to make a transaction instantaneously, without the need to download the blockchain and sync to the Monero network first, but at the cost of the control over your privacy. the Monero community suggests to always run and use your own node to obtain the maximum possible privacy and to help decentralize the network.

    ") if templ_7745c5c3_Err != nil { return templ_7745c5c3_Err }