05nelsonm on Nostr: Yup, it's that simple. The OkHttp client will have to be moved to a provider so it ...
Yup, it's that simple. The OkHttp client will have to be moved to a provider so it can be lazily instantiated (and conversely, destroyed if they toggle Tor off).
The Kotlin Android sample is your best example for configuring things.
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