@LoudLemur AFAIK, you need a new premium license for each server you want to run more than two apps on. The "premium" isn't for the "account" on Cloudron.io, it's for that specific server/vps. I have no idea how to transfer the premium license from one Cloudron to another but I'm sure it's possible. The Cloudron team is working on multi-host but I haven't read anything on how that would work.
Github: https://github.com/mirumee/saleor
Website: https://saleor.io/
Demo: https://demo.saleor.io/
Some Pros:
We need a good ecommerce app and this is an amazing alternative to WP/Woo.
In Cloudron --> Vaultwarden app settings --> Security --> Robots.txt, I have "disable indexing" saved. Maybe this could help you.
I started training in my teen years to be a bench jeweler and over a decade later in the jewelry manufacturing scene and after the advance of tech, I found myself becoming a 3D modeler. I've given up on my hammer and torch a while back. CAD and 3D printing are mostly what I do all day long now. I'm in the process of expanding into other fields as I'm using my knowledge in CAD/CAM to create all sorts of things. It turns out if you know CAD/CAM + Rendering + general knowledge in coding/tech, there's nothing you can't create and sell online. At this stage, I'm not sure what my job title is. A modeler, a creator, or a retailer? This question always makes me pause and I end up telling people, "I do computer stuff" and they assume I'm coding all day long 
@girish just want to remind you about Baserow 
In the Cloudron dashboard, apps are listed alphabetically based on the install URL. There are same ways to manage the group of apps but each has its limitations and the way Cloudron groups apps is by "hiding" the rest.
What I'm proposing is a different approach and it's by grouping apps into sections/categories on the dashboard instead of the "hiding" concept.
Ideally, we'll be able to group apps based on their purpose and frequency of use and be able to rearrange entire categories while keeping all apps visible on the dashboard.
There's an app request (Dashy) that might do all of what I'm proposing but I feel that this should be a native Cloudron enhancement instead. Your thoughts, anyone?
The SNDS page/service is useless. It's good to tell if you're blocked or not and that's it. I signed up and added my server IP +8 months ago and I have yet to receive a single report from them. Anyway, I found the right page to apply for delisting if your IP is blocked: https://sender.office.com.
@necrevistonnezr It's not what but whom they chose to use is the real issue here. If a non-coder like me can install Ackee and put in some effort to have tracking without compromising the privacy of my visitors then so can they if they cared or wanted to.
I'm using WP (dev) and I also experience a slow load on the initial dashboard log in. I have since installed an admin theme and it logs in much faster now. Some things that come to mind that usually cause WP speeds to suffer are Automattic's bloatware. If you have Jetpack installed do the following:
Go to Jetpack in the left menu and click on "Debug" in the footer then "Access the full list of Jetpack modules available on your site".
Disable all unnecessary modules - I only have "JSON API" active.
HTH.
TL;DR - Brave.com got spoofed and pushed malware through downloads using IDN Punycode exploitation.
Here is a demonstration (safe to click): https://www.ะฐััำะต.com/
This issue affects Firefox only as it remains the only browser without a fix (by default).
Here's how to fix it:
In the Firefox address bar, type:
about:config
Find the following and toggle it to "TRUE"
network.IDN_show_punycode
You're done! You should be able to see the raw url now instead of the masked one in the address bar and also in the bottom left of the browser page while hovering on it.
Sources:
https://www.xudongz.com/blog/2017/idn-phishing/
@marcusquinn I think it was you who recommended Vivaldi on here so I had it replace Chrome for anything Google related. The cool thing is that the punycode site doesn't even load in Vivaldi! Thanks for the recommendation!
Were you one of the lucky ones that got picked? I'm still waiting for my spot to open up.
@girish When does Cloudron support end for Ubuntu 20.04?
bumping for exposure...
@LoudLemur The translation is worse than Google though 
LibreTranslate https://libretranslate.com
Hello with each other,
Currently, volumes in the apps can only be mounted after "/media/{volume name}.
for some apps it would be useful to determine the target itself. for example, the nextcloud app would be easier to store the storage for the data. it would then be useful to be able to specify mounts even when installing the app.
then only asks how backups of the volumes can be solved, because currently volumes are not secured.
How do you see that?
wg fisi
Thanks to @BrutalBirdie for referencing the service in this thread. Out of curiosity, I wanted to see how accurate DeepL's translation is and whether they live up to their claim of "the world's most accurate translator". I'm using the text from the thread that started this so here goes:
Google Translate
Hello together,
currently volumes in the apps can only be mounted to "/media/{volume name}".
For some apps it would make sense to determine the destination yourself. With the Nextcloud app, for example, it would be easier to outsource the storage for the data. In addition, it would make sense to be able to specify mounts when installing the app.
The only question then is how backups of the volumes can be solved, because volumes are not currently being backed up.
How do you see it?
VG Fisi
DeepL Translate
Hello everyone,
currently volumes in the apps can only be mounted to "/media/{volume name}".
For some apps it would be useful to define the target itself. For example, in the Nextcloud app it would be possible to more easily swap out the storage for the data. It would also make sense to be able to specify mounts when installing the app.
The only question then is how backups of the volumes can be solved, because currently volumes are not backed up.
How do you see this?
VG Fisi
Here are the texts compared side by side with highlights:
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@ApplegateR I just tried what @msbt mentioned and it works great. One error I ran into was that after uploading the files to a root surfer app and trying to log in, it spit out a "session expired" error. It turned out the account I was using wasn't an admin. To make a user an admin, refer to the doc here.
Basically, in Cloudron --> app settings page --> web terminal, and enter this code.
PGPASSWORD=${CLOUDRON_POSTGRESQL_PASSWORD} psql -h ${CLOUDRON_POSTGRESQL_HOST} -p ${CLOUDRON_POSTGRESQL_PORT} -U ${CLOUDRON_POSTGRESQL_USERNAME} -d ${CLOUDRON_POSTGRESQL_DATABASE} -c "UPDATE users SET admin=1 WHERE name='@user:example.com'"
The only part you need to edit is the one at the end to match your desired Matrix user:
@user:example.com
Then, you can log in and manage the Matrix server.
According to this Paperless-NG doc page, there's an app for iOS called QuickScan which lets you take a picture of your document and have it saved to "your favorite location". I just tried the app and I like it so far. I'm trying to connect it to my NextCloud via WebDav but my credentials aren't working. Do I need a specific plugin for Nextcloud or something?
Below is a screenshot of the app's integration options.
@jtippetts MB, I should have been clearer. You should have asked this question in the thread I referenced above instead creating a new one. You'll grab more attention by replying to the main post since it'll ping all the participants that were involved in the packaging. Also, there's a sticky about searching before posting 
Please see the edited post above. The results of each test for each provider are overall consistent with Cloudflare crushing the competition.
@girish You mentioned these numbers are "cached". How accurate are these numbers after averaging them? Aren't these what an actual visitor will experience since the initial query could hold up the web page loading?