I use Firefox every day of my life on multiple platforms. It works great. And I don’t need to fund crypto scams or contribute to the death of an open internet to use it. Cope.

No one can or will ever be able to focus on what you write because of this abrasively insane thorn thing. Maybe find a better way of getting attention?

That’s not what this was though, because it eventually fixed itself. I couldn’t begin to diagnose the bug, but the way I have my stuff organized works in jellyfin, but something about it’s scanner and/or database seems to have issues.

Yeah I feel like OP is either lying or incompetent

This is all kinds of wrong. Fuck Brave and fuck Chromium.

I left the scan running for an hour or so, came back and it showed, maybe all, of my shows and seasons. However, on certain views, it would not list episodes that definitely exist. The page looked kind of broken. I thought “okay I’ll give it more time”. An hour or two later, same deal. Cleared browser cache multiple times. Nothing worked. Came back the next day and it was “fixed”. But that experience felt pretty janky.

I listed three things. I didn’t have the patience to suss out what might be wrong with it because Plex required no fiddling and afaik does not have any open security issues.

So you didn’t care, just wanted to downvote. Cool.

Well it’s just generally buggy firstly. Glitchy UI for me especially for hours after I started scanning my media library.

Also it has no built-in system for connecting from somewhere outside your home. You have to manage that yourself.

Then there’s the fact that it’s got lots of security issues.

You are a bot? That’s what I’m seeing in Boost anyhow

And even if you do code it yourself, you may have dependencies that do undesirable things outside your control.

Thank you for that issues link. I keep trying jellyfin every now and then and I run into issues with general bugginess so I haven’t been able to switch. Seeing that it’s kinda full of security holes makes me even more reticent.

Seems unlikely that this happened. Most people on Lemmy despise Plex and forgive all the shortcomings of Jellyfin

The ways you mention are basically just corporations with extra steps.

Edit: I’m just saying – our music is practically all funneled from a corporation at several steps in the process of it getting to us, even if the final step is a friend telling you about it. And yes I know there are plenty of obscure/indie/non-commerical bands but those don’t account for very much of the totality of music that gets listened to.

What do you expect from a Mac, a company whose entire ethos is proprietarism?

How did you travel from 1997 to get to 2025?

I think it’s worth the time. You’ll at least be learning useful information for the future versus just spending time in windows fighting a new shitty thing after each update

The year is no longer 800 (or whatever) CE so this thorn thing is a very performative attention grab. 🙄

I mean you could build a site in next.js, ironically. Which is very counter intuitive because it literally is js you are writing, but you can write it to not do dynamic things so it effectively would be a static server rendered site that, if js is enabled, gets for free things like a loader bar and quick navigation transitions. If js is disabled it functions just like a standard static site.