You’re only thinking of public use cases. For personal use, as I’m sure most people self-hosting would be using it for, it’s very convenient. I use it for work for typing long urls into a new computer we don’t yet have remote management of yet. At home, it makes it really easy to type any link with a TV remote or controller.
They can support these languages because they have the resources to do so.
I experienced this as well and game up on it. I’ve been using epicgames-freegames instead. I receive a notification when I need to sign in again and when I need to finish the checkout process.
If you’re self hosting Immich on your local network, I’ve gotten around this by setting the Immich app to use my local ip address while on my home wifi network.
Hoarder has just released support for SingleFile also. You can set Hoarder as a save location in the SingleFile extension.
Self-host Wallos. Open-source, get notifications before renewal, send notifications to others to let them know payment is upcoming.
Best of luck. What do you find lacking so far?
I’ve heard DuckDNS has become more unreliable. You could try another service like afraid.org and see if it makes a difference.
It’s just a really good product. I search for something and get the results I’m looking for. You don’t have to like it, but I like the product enough that I would take the time to recommend that others give it a go too.
You can use Subtify with Navidrome to import your playlists. It matches your Spotify playlists with your local music.
Mealie +1
I’ve tried Mealie, Tandoor, Paprika and KitchenOwl. Mealie was by far the best looking, easiest to navigate and most convenient. They revamped the shopping list recently and it has replaced my old Google Keep method.