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@jdaviescoates said:

By guess is some sort of browser cache or something like that.

Firefox?

@girish said:

Of course, this feature is mostly useful for internal apps. For public facing apps (like ghost, gitlab, nodebb), we are working on a different solution.

I love everything about this

Just to make sure, someone will still ask at least bidaily…:

If the use of Microsofts XML format increases compatibility and thus increases the adoption rate of an alternative office suite, I‘d consider the whole outcry over ODF rather academic…

@girish
Well, if developers like @luckow essentially maintain their own appstore, I fully agree.

With all other community apps, you always risk going down the Yunohost way - a plethora of apps, many if not most unmaintained.

Your USP is - inter alia! - that people can rely on well maintained apps. IMHO opinion, the goal should always be to maintain a broad-ranging, well maintained appstore.

This is also relevant in a commercial scenario, where individuals/companies have to ascertain risks before implementing Cloudron („are those apps maintained and up-to-date?“).

https://forum.cloudron.io/post/74532 and https://forum.cloudron.io/post/74973
Too many times it‘s just this browser…

Firefox?

Can I / we sneak this request into Cloudron 10? https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/15546/persistent-sorting-of-apps-by-running-stopped

Can we have persistent sorting of apps by the running / stopped state in the list view (whereas running is on top)? And maybe even include archived apps at the bottom of the list? Maybe even separated by sections?

I know I can filter stopped apps but that filter is not persistent across devices / browsers. Also, when filtered, I don’t see the update available indicator.

I believe that provide an easy overview of all apps.

Thank you!

Mockup:

I still have black dots?!

Maybe you can edit the css: https://docs.cloudron.io/packages/roundcube/#customizing-css-and-logo
and https://github.com/roundcube/roundcubemail/tree/master/skins/elastic#for-developers

With linkding possibly abandoned (see https://github.com/sissbruecker/linkding/issues/1367), Karakeep would be a strong contestant for an app release!
Singlefile is now built-in as well.

@Patmo.de said:
Please note that whilst English has a wider user base, it does not include everyone.

Well… it includes more than any other language.

https://www.statista.com/statistics/266808/the-most-spoken-languages-worldwide/

It is the de facto world language. And it is the „Treppenwitz“ of the EU that its de facto common tongue is from a country that has exited…

That cloudron and not git is the default user for SSH access is quite material information and should be in the docs.
I was banging my head today for a couple of hours that I couldn't get ssh access to Forgejo.

EDIT: Added merge requests for docs.

Also:

[FAIL] Could not load dashboard domain.
Hairpin NAT is not working. Please check if your router supports it

https://docs.cloudron.io/installation/home-server#nat-loopback

2026-05-09: After Proxmox host kernel update + reboot

That could be the culprit… (e.g. LXC is not supported)
https://forum.cloudron.io/tags/proxmox

Have you already eliminated Proxmox and /or your network setup as the source of errors?

Are those posts just AI gibberish to keep people busy?

@timconsidine said:

ALPHA community app release.

• builds and installs and logs in
• playground interview done, PDF export and email sending
• nothing else tested

CloudronVersions:
https://communityapps.appx.uk/cloudron-docassemblle/CloudronVersions.json

That gives a 404…
Would be super interested.

@girish said:

Some person with the ip 212.92.231.206 is spamming reboot requests Not sure what they get out of this childish behavior

It’s pretty well-known behavior. Non-commercial request-spamming (e.g., low-level DoS/flooding) is typically process-driven rather than goal-driven. The combination of arousal (sensation seeking), gratification (instant feedback), and low deterrence (low perceived risk) trigger the behavior, even without monetary or investigative objectives.

We all know the gratification aspect from „social“ media —> „Likes“ and „Views“ fuel the whole economy.

e.g.: https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1089/1094931041291295

@imc67 said:

• In “What’s coming in Cloudron 6.3”, I suggested features inspired by Wordfence including blocking by IP/location and geo-blocking, and specifically calls out the idea of geo-blocking of countries as a desirable security improvement.
  https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/4723/what-s-coming-in-cloudron-6-3/4

You got an upvote for me in any event, but for this feature: https://docs.cloudron.io/guides/community/blocklist-updates

@dimtar said:

The bit I cannot get past for now is the openness of the apps on the platform. Like Immich is just out there on the web and the security of that instance comes down to the devs at Immich?

Well, that is part of their job as developers as they offer a product that‘s meant to be accessible on the web. The same way you have to trust the Pangolin developers.

In any event, I fully support better and more granular security features. And Pangolin looks interesting!