I haven't run in to any freezing issues either. It sounds like it might be a network issue, do you access the service over your local network or by external DNS?
Not to hijack your post, but do you use tubearchivist-jf-plugin for getting metadata in to jellyfin? I cannot seem to get that plugin to function on my set up for some reason which makes it very hard to view the tubearchivist library on jellyfin ๐ข
Haha well done! ๐
Tuta is where I'm at for now. They have stricter privacy than proton and are much more active in their app development. They have an Fdroid release for android and a desktop app for Linux which make life pretty nice.
I have had some connectivity issues with their servers lately though, especially on desktop. I don't know if it's my DNS setup or if it is unreliability on the server end. In any case it hasnt been too bad.
They seem like a great company, If I ever did move to a paid service I would probably go Mullvad or IVPN, but I just can't bring myself to sign up for the $5 monthly with how infrequently I need it.
I hear you there. I'm still using their email somewhat, but am transitioning away from it. I do lean on protonvpn as well, haven't found another trustworthy free service that I can use for those few times a month I need to be on some public WiFi.
Yeah ๐ฅฒ. I used proton calendar for some time but ended up going in on WebDAV nextcloud centric calendaring. It's been more complicated, but at least it is very open (while still being private enough for me)
Sounds like you're ready for a different email service ๐
That's a no on Proton calendar working with third party clients. The encryption makes secure syncing difficult, either decrypt it before transit and have it be insecurely sent, or share the decryption key with the third party app so that it can decrypt the data once it is received, which has its own concerns.
I hate that so much but you're probably right ๐
I initially started out with that, it worked fairly well but I did notice a significant speed increase when syncing after getting the Joplin server set up. The downside is having another service publicly exposed though, a more minimal set up does have its benefits.
Interesting, yeah I did see in the github issues that Jellyfin itself was a bit unpredictable in triggering the right information requests from the plugin and that it may suddenly start working just because Jellyfin finally fired off correctly. I guess I'll just be patient ๐