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Shiro sat like this for over 5 minutes, and I knew he was deep in thought.

I have my JellyFin on a dedicated server outside my home. I use a domain, with and SSH certificate. Before I moved to the domain and the cert I just had an IP:Port setup. At that time JellyFin worked perfectly fine with the windows app, but after moving to the domain and adding an SSH cert, it no longer wants to connect. It works perfectly fine in FIreFox though, so I'm curious if it's worth trying to figure out why it won't work in the app, or is using FireFox just as good.

This is how it currently looks, I'd like it to just add the rest of the libraries in rows rather then one single scrolling row.

https://imgur.com/a/JnUQzhQ

UPDATE: custom CSS

@media all and (min-width: 00em) { .homePage .emby-scroller { margin-right: 0; } .homePage .emby-scrollbuttons { display: none; } .homePage .itemsContainer { align-items: center; justify-content: center; flex-wrap: wrap; } }

UPDATE: After some great suggestions here, I got everything working. Was a Linux permissions issue mostly, but also some files were not named properly. Everything is working as I'd expect, all be it, a bit slower than PLEX used to, but I'm fine with that.

I have a Library called Star Trek Movies, in this library is my collection of 1080P 10-bit MKV files of said collection, correctly named, and did work perfectly fine in PLEX. However, only one file will be pulled into the library and it won't ID that file properly. Does anyone have any suggestions of what could be the issue? I'm having the same issue with other folders of movies as well. Haven't tried to add any TV Shows as of yet though.

Edit: I do get this error a lot in the log, but I can't seam to figure out what it means.

"External request received, however, only an internal interface bind found."

As title says. I used Chrome for years, but last year switched to Firefox instead. I still use Google Docs a lot, and while I can Copy & Paste using keyboard shortcuts, I'd like the option to use the mouse as well. But for greedy reasons, Google thinks that's just too much power for Firefox to have. Does anyone know how to give Firefox the ability?

I use Hetzner as a seedbox and then have PLEX as my media server ran on the same hardware. It's worked perfectly fine for years. But recently PLEX says they will be blocking Hetzner hosting in the next few weeks. I've been considering moving to Jellyfin for a while, but I'm worried they will do the same thing in future.

Does anyone know if that's a real possibility?

Also, if I setup a VPN and just download stuff I torrent from my seedbox to a local PLEX server, would I be in any more risk of legal issues then I am now?

Am I looking at this completely wrong, and I should do something completely different?

To clarify what I am thinking of doing:

Keep my Hetzner as my seedbox and continue to download using my IPTorrents account. Setup a Local Plex or Jellyfin server and download from my seedbox to that local server that will be ran behind a VPN.

UPDATE: So this past weekend I did some testing and JellyFin is now my new Media Streaming software on my server. Going to take some time to learn how it works compared to PLEX, but so far things have been nearly 1 to 1. Thanks everyone for the help, I'm very grateful.