- Mail page redesigned as one card per account (inbox + compose)
- Settings -> Mail apps: tick the apps you use; saved on the server per person
- WEBMAIL_URL shows your own webmail (e.g. Roundcube) inside the Mail tab; provider shortcuts one tap away
- README: Roundcube setup and framing headers
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- Seafile token is saved on the server (encrypted) so Settings shows the real signed-in state everywhere
- Player: whole-track cache for current and next two, stall recovery, instant track changes, shuffle/repeat, Plex play counts, transcode fallback, Plex request timeout
- Audio tab: toolbar, full-height kept-alive frame; /api/audiobooks/enter adds the secret login link on the server
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- Accounts: the setup code (or an existing single-user install, migrated automatically) creates the admin;
the admin adds people in Settings -> People and gives each a one-time invite code to enrol their own passkey
- Each person's tasks, NE Hub events and subscribe link, settings, calendar links, iCloud connection and Plex
sign-in are private, stored in their own folder (/data/users/<id>/); Plex sign-in moved from browser cookies
into that folder (encrypted), so it also follows them across devices
- Tab access is enforced by the server (403) and reflected in the app (nav, Home, Settings, search, /api/config
hides addresses of tabs a person cannot use); browser storage is namespaced per person
- Admin tools: change tabs, invite a device, sign out everywhere (session epoch), turn off, make/remove admin,
delete a person and their data; the last admin cannot be removed
- Sessions carry the person (uid.epoch.expiry.signature); old single-user cookies still work as the admin
- tools/users-test.js (83 checks: isolation, access limits, invites, sign-out/disable/delete, Plex and iCloud
per person, migration) now runs in the Gitea workflow before the image is built
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Preferences lived only in the browser, so clearing it, using another device or the separate iOS
home-screen storage lost them. They are now saved in /data/settings.json (the audiobooks sign-in
encrypted), loaded at start-up, and existing browser-only values are uploaded once. A failed save
is reported instead of silent.
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