The url bar is weirdly inaccessible. It’s a browser, why do I need to make multiple tabs to change the address?
The ssl status is way over represented in that popup, a simple green shield or lock is something everyone is used to and understands, without taking up just as much space as the url bar (like they already do in the collapsed state),…

Also, the button that is labeled with the page title and in no way tells you, that you can click it to get additional actions for that page.

No aria labels, to tell you what a button is doing and the icons are not that clear without trying them out once. Why is ‘Safe Brosing’ by Google not only included and activated by default for ALL SURFING, but also not possible to deactivate?

I like the way extensions are included, even allowing for a dedicated button next to the tab button that opens a popup though

The Main issue is the lack of a unified hardware stack and open drivers. It would be a dream to have a BIOS/UEFI for mobile phones and just load whatever you want on it, like on a desktop/laptop

They did though? My 1 VI is a standard smartphone form factor

The general jist is, do not expose Jellyfin to the internet. Neither via a port nor through a reverse proxy. Its simply not build secure enough for that.

Use docker to make the setup easier, then use tailscale or whatever VPN solution to allow users from outside your network to access it.

All of the additional authentication solutions mentioned break client compatibility. Then you could only watch through a browser.

Install docker, deploy Jellyfin to it, test it. They both have good guides on their respective websites.

That doesn’t solve the glaring security issues Jellyfin has. It just changes the computer through which they are accessed

Yeah and that kills Jellyfin as a drop in replacement for Plex. I would’ve deployed it years ago with a subdomain and given it to friends if it was as easily shareable as Plex

Which breaks basically every client, since none of them can deal with basic auth getting in the way

Yeah, and in contrast to the Jellyfins devs, they acknowledged a security risk and fixed it. The chances of Jellyfin actually doing something to improve the security is rather slim, since they prioritize client compatibility

My favourite way of having a secure Jellyfin is using Plex

Dito. It also feels more inclusive since noone is yellow (unless you have liver failure)

Thats Photoshop, not Lightroom

If they all run on docker, you just have to add labels to them, telling them what domain and port they use, etc (look at the labels from your compose). Then you add the traefik base network to them and presto. Traefik recognizes the labels and automatically routes incoming requests to them and creates certificates for them.

I would recommend a single compose stack for traefik and then one compose file per context (e.g. NextCloud, its DB, documentServer in one stack)

Yeah, I read about the lawsuit thing. I actually already looked at OpenCloud as a NC replacement, but the docker setup isn’t really polished currently, so I’m gonna let them cook a while longer

My wife always claims that I “steal her blanket”, so we also got one each. But they’re each 2x2.2m so if we wanna share one, we can

Lol, for real? I wondered why they would create OpenCloud if it is basically just OwnCloud IS

Cool stuff, thanks. Gives me a reason to work on my xdcc downloader again. Maybe I can integrate this search into my tool

Ive never seen xdcc for anything but anime. Do you have a link?

Of fucking course. Why keep an iconic feature when you can be the 100th lemming down the cliff?

Yeah my OP7TP was one of my favorite phones ever. Loves that little elevator. When did they got rid of the slider?