Position the Restore button (or Current badge) absolutely in the
top-right corner of the embedded post, replacing the row beneath it.
Each snapshot now occupies just one container's worth of vertical
space, and the action sits next to the content it acts on instead of
detached below it. The overlay stops click and keyboard propagation so
clicking Restore doesn't also navigate away to the embedded card's
link target.
The double-container effect — outer card frame around an embedded post
that already had its own border — wasted vertical space and made each
snapshot read like two stacked boxes. Drop the outer frame so the
embedded card is the only container, with a primary-colored ring on the
current version. The redundant date row also goes (the embedded card
displays its own timestamp), leaving just a right-aligned Restore button
or 'Current' badge below each snapshot.
The note 3-dots menu now exposes a 'Restore previous version' option for
replaceable and addressable events the current user owns, sitting next
to Delete. It opens a generic EventRecoveryDialog modeled after the
existing profile/mute-list/badge recovery dialogs — querying past
versions with nostr.req() (to bypass NPool's NSet deduplication) using
the same (kind, authors[, #d]) filter shape, and rendering each
historical version through EmbeddedPost so any kind displays correctly.
Restoring republishes the chosen snapshot's content and tags via
useNostrPublish with the snapshot passed as 'prev' so published_at is
preserved. Inline isAddressableKind helpers in useDeleteEvent and
useNostrPublish are now sourced from a shared src/lib/eventKinds.ts.
Alex Gleason