Sailfish is stagnant - some improvement's that are neeed IMO

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did you try microtube (mcrotube openrepos) ?

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I have not accused you specifically, I just wanted to point out that this has happened a few times over the last couple of weeks.
And sorry for you being on the receiving end of my little rant. It is just that we have discussed most of this before, and it gets draining after a while, so I needed to vent.

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I mean, they actively removed the option to set a start page (it was there in earlier versions of Firefox for Android) and instead use some “native page” bullshit, because apparently starting the “web browser” component of a web browser takes too long.

Nota bene: Firefox, Fennec, or other Gecko-based browsers are my default everywhere.

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https://web.localsend.org/ works even on the Sailfish browser.

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Well, that I know about & I kinda said it in the main post.
Best we can have is 6.1”, but Jolla went with 6.36 for some reason - Google too in Pixel 9A, but Sony did 6.1 in Xperia 10 VII, so they have an OEM for display.
Not a big difference, but I would still prefer 6.1 over 6.36.
Anyway.

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Are you sure about that? I doesn’t seem to work
I’m trying to share files in this exact moment of screenshot from Android phone

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I get this when I’m trying to watch anything with microtube

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Yes.

This is on a Jolla C2, branded as “Linux, Firefox” on the other side.

Can the devices otherwise see each other on the network, or is the network set up to hide devices from each other?

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Yes, I am sure. I moved files yesterday between two SFOS phones using the web client and between Android and SFOS using the native clients.

For Android you probably need a native client because the browser cannot access many files, just audio and video. When using a native client you need to look at the versions you’re using, since as you can see in your screenshot the web client needs v1.18+.

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Regardless of Android needing a native client - everything is fine now, it was a version mismatch. Somehow the Flatpak package on Linux and F-Droid build on Android are version 1.17…

So this is the problem in the end, devices see each other with web client.
Thanks for help :slight_smile:

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