They are, but PWAs are slightly less
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They are, but PWAs are slightly less
I’d rather use a PWA that uses my firefox install than use an electron app which bundles chromium. And PWAs are standard, and can work on mobile too…
That sucks, it’s be good if you could disable DHCP overall and do it on the PiHole.
they need to guess a username i assume
Thanks ended up doing a wildcard dns entry but not with Nginx Proxy Manager but with Caddy. On NixOS I can just add like 3 lines of code to declare a reverse proxy for a specific service in the same file where I enable same service.
I’m currently torn between Homarr and Homepage. I do have other arr apps, but homepage still seems to have more services supported…
Unfortunately I specifically opted out of any sync, because I want everything in my NixOS config also on mobile I use a different browser
Wow, that looks good! Thanks!
I might do both for easier finding of the URL, but still being able to remember it and access the apps by a URL if I ever need it
I’ll probably do the first thing, since the server is running AdGuard Home already.
I ended up hosting the scraper service on my home server and exposing it through Cloudflare Tunnels, as the service is pretty much just an API that doesn’t really do much data downloads
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I have a better solution for the problem now. NixOS
Nah, it’s not much. Maybe 10 pages a day.
I’m honestly planning to stop using the Pi today, it’s been unstable and I don’t like Raspbian, but I decided it’s not worth it to reinstall after getting 3 corrupted SD cards and just bought a used thin client which will replace it.
The downloader talks to the scraper through HTTP, which I can publish through CF Tunnels, so it’s perfect.
That seems overcomplicated for me honestly, but now I just thought that I actually can host the scraper on the home server, as the scraper itself only scrapes simple data, and the downloads are by a separate program.
You don’t need your registrar to have anything in regards to SSL, you can do it all yourself