jacksquat @ jacksquat @what.forfi.win

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Excellent to hear! You're very welcome and quite frankly it made me take a look at my own set up and realize that I was in the same boat.

That looks like a DNS issued I'd think. Maybe double check the tunnel and your DNS records just to make sure they're pointing correctly?

So sorry, it's been a while.... Add the following actions:

1. Browser integrity check (Then turn off)
2. Disable RUM
3. Disable Zaraz
4. Email Obfuscation (Then turn off)
5. Fonts (Then turn off)
6. Hotlink Protection (Then turn off)
7. Opportunistic Encryption (Then turn off)
8. Rocket Loader (Then turn off)

I've left all of the actions off

Hope it helped!

Oops sorry about that, you want them all as configuration rules

Set the SSL mode to "Full". Then go to "Rules" and create three rules. This is also the order in which they should be processed:

    
1.
Name: lemmy u all
Custom filter expression: URI path equals /u/*
All other options disabled.

  

    
2.
Name: lemmy nodeinfo all
Custom filter expression: URI path equals /nodeinfo/*
All other options disabled.

  

    
3.
Name: lemmy inbox all
Custom filter expression: URI path equals /inbox/*
All other options disabled.

  

This should get your instance running behind Cloudflare's tunnel.

*edited for formatting

So far so good with my change. :)

Ah ok got it. For me personally that's about really all I want I guess. Watchtower has been so rock solid for me for so long that I just want to make sure it's at least kept up to date. Thanks!

Nice, thank you for the reply. That's kind of how I was feeling about it but wasn't sure if I was missing something about it that was highly regarded.

Here is a fork of watchtower that is meant to keep things up to date that might work for you. I haven't tried it yet but am setting it up now.

I've used Erugo a few times and been happy with it. Not sure if it does everything you need but worth checking out.

Thanks for the heads up!

Honestly Cloudflare Tunnels could be a very simple way to do it. I've always had tremendous luck with it. By using CF you can let them do all the heavy lifting instead of hosting your own... as long as you trust them.

I use Yomu across my devices and it works great. I'll use highlighting for when switching between phone and ipad especially in between chapters. The formatting difference keeps me where I left off with the highlighting. It is $8 one time purchase.

That makes more sense with that many links. Thanks for the response.

I've mostly loved it too but I'd really like to have something that had lower RAM usage. I only have a few hundred entries and right now my container stack is using ~620Mb. Just seems rather high for what it's doing/does. Are you finding the same kind of usage?

I've found Fedica.com to do everything I need for managing multiple accounts for free.