In my experience this is less a firefox issue as such, but users manually selecting security options causing side-effects. On top of this various security extensions, which may cause more trouble than actual use.

Ah, good catch. That package was missing . @Leonm please check with the latest rocket.chat package.

@kk_cloudron Maybe you can open a bug upstream. It's hard for us to know why it's using high CPU. There's a bunch of existing issues upstream . Some issues point to specific features like OTR, it seems the high cpu usage is known:

Unfortunately, most of the issues are still open and not conclusive.

@sarjunan see this guide - https://docs.cloudron.io/guides/import-mongodb/

Thank You! 🙂

@jdaviescoates Was just seeing what's new, as it's still got the website chat popup feature that's useful. Open to other options for that, but this little issue distracted me first.

@jdaviescoates Thanks

@marcusquinn said in Perhaps it is time to think about alternatives:

@micmc Notifications settings at /settings/user/notifications might offer the options you need?

No, I've checked that already. There doesn't seem there's a way to concise that, I thought I was maybe missing something.

@girish I missed this response! Thanks! I'll give it another go! Thank you!

@girish damn, thanks.

I'll add something there too.

Seems to be solved in the latest update.

@dhburns can you confirm that the new package I've just published fixes the issue? Thanks.

@girish Sorry for the late and no reply. It was a new server with nothing on it, so it was just best for me to spend a couple of minutes and just reinstall everything. That worked. I know it doesn't help solve the problem, but that worked for me.

@jdaviescoates
by default yes, but there is an option to support IRC

@nebulon Yes, I did open a thread on the Rocketchat forum, I'll update there too.

Thanks for your help on this.

@opensourced I tried this on Android.

I thought registering the server in the initial setup screen made things work but it didn't. What I had to do was:

Administration -> Connectivity Services . On top right, click Cloud console:
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Then, I registered a new account there with my email. Verified the email. I then created a selfhosted instances to got a "token" which I had to put in the UI above.

After that, I Administration -> Push and clicked on Send a test push to my user . That did not work.

Restarted the app

Administration -> Push and clicked on Send a test push to my user . That worked. I got This is a push test message notification.

I just did a test and our app package has the same issue as mentioned in the links you posted.

@girish Good shout, and thank you kindly.

So frustrating to see features removed unnecessarily.

@fiwand @BrutalBirdie I have pushed a new package that auto-creates admin user and disables open registration by default. This change is only for new installations, existing ones are untouched.

One thing is that previous packages used to disable password change for users (when using LDAP). But now, I had to allow it because otherwise admin user cannot change it. Hopefully, that's an ok compromise.