1.) Check the jellyfin logs and see what kind of errors youre getting when adding media folders.

2.) check your firewall rules on the jellyfin server, as well as your local router/switch and make sure you’re allowing access to the jellyfin port

Im not sure what you’re referring to with Altman, but we are already having browsers with AI built in, text editors, IDEs, social media, etc etc.

Microsoft already has a sort of agentic AI running on Windows machines called Recall. It takes screenshots at intervals and has AI kind of keep track of what you were doing in those screenshots.

If they cant have backdoors into your messages, they’ll just have AI summarize your activity and send anything that appears illegal to whoever is monitoring for that.

But like I said, it’s just my opinion and completely hypothetical.

They will legally have to if Europe enacts some policies that Apple aren’t able to commit to.

They’ve shown to governments that they have systems in place that they’re not willing to / cant backdoor.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple–FBI_encryption_dispute

Apple has already threatened to leave as well.

My guess is Europe will settle for agentic AI, which will be pushed by Google to Android/ChromeOS, and Signal will stop releasing on that platform. Apple will refuse to implement agentic AI, and will therefore leave Europe, which forces Signal to leave Europe as well.

Totally hypothetical and my own opinion FYI

I never said it won’t be compliant with web standards. I said it will have its own privacy standards. You’re really channeling the scumbag depicted in my avatar by twisting up my words.

Im not saying they should halt the project. Im not sayin we don’t need more browsers. Im not saying this is doomed to fail. Im not saying it will succeed.

But its another browser among hundreds of other browsers. They’re all mostly compliant with web standards.

Ok, how does this sound.

Privacy that is funded by giant corporations who provide man-in-the-middle services to 19.3% of the internet’s websites.

They’re creating their own web browsing privacy standard

Just one more browser, bro

Boomers gonna boomer