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this post was submitted on 01 Mar 2024
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My issue is that I use a self signed CA, there is some progress in that area, but last time I checked not something usable on my device
Yeah I ideally Flutter (the framework we're using to develop the app) would support this by default, but it seems like we'll have to jerryrig something...
Does importing the ca not help?
That wasn't a thing last time I tried. Is that possible now? Or do you mean for my android system? I have the CA installed on my system of course, but iirc the flutter library they use does not use the system store.
I did mean your android system. I'm not on jellyfin, yet, so not familliar with uts quirks.
The regular jellyfin app works with the system can store. This is only about finamp.