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@nebulon All of this (URL, password manager etc..) as well as the origin of the situation (LDAP roots) make sense and would be indeed much appreciated because this is something that I faced a few times already. So here is to hoping this get implemented sometime soon. Many thanks,

FWIW, per chatgpt, the 2fa apps identify the domain name and provide a hardcoded list of logos for those providers...

Quick update - The issue had nothing to do with Cloudron server and everything to do with the Nginx Proxy Manager host sitting in front of the Cloudron server. Good time to mention that NPM in front of a Cloudron server is not an officially supported Cloudron setup. Yet, with this being said, once Websockets relay was enabled on NPM proxy host, everything fell into places. Many many thanks for @nebulon and the cloudron team for their support as always.

Volumes are quite special for most apps, as many apps only work from a single data root which is usually somewhere in /app/data/ so webdav or so provided by the app usually does not work. I guess instead of using an app as a workaround you really would need other protocols for the volume, not the app to access the filesystem of that?

@Neiluj yes! I missed that fe is shorthand for frontend

@Neiluj said in Web dev - How would you go at it today?: breaking things into "ingestible" bits / smaller actionable parts You know, I tried this exactly ... with ChatGPT! I've managed to get one app idea into a visual, working, state. I gave the command, and because I said the app has to be cross-platform, ChatGPT opted to give a bunch of code in Flutter. I then decided to install all the required software (flutter, android studio, etc.) to see if the code actually worked, and it did. From that initial command, I then iterated on it and asked, "with the code you just gave me, add this functionality" a few times and wow. I'm currently stuck on getting it to provide me with code to plug into a db backend, but it's progress.