Even without root you can just remove the apps screenshot detection permission with Lucky Patcher or something similiar
AceSLS
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Nope, GreenLuma can't download games anymore. That got fixed in 2013, even if you add them manually multiplayer won't work if it's using the Steam Servers
I'd recommend the Stealth mode installation by dropping the User32.dll into the Steam directory
To answer your edit: It depends. Some DLC need to be downloaded seperately, you need to install those manually (most are downloaded with the base game in my experience). cs.rin.ru has many ressources on how to do that. You'd have to do that for CreamAPI aswell though. Adding non owned games is pretty much useless imo because you only get cloudsaves and achievement support iirc, you'd be better of playing a cracked version without Steams DRM instead.
The best thing about GreenLuma is it's Family Sharing Restrictions bypass though. If you share libraries with some friends you can play almost everything together with only one license
Get GreenLuma (found on cs.rin.ru) instead, it doesn't modify game files. It works by injecting itself into the steam client
Some games have server sided dlc checks though, so keep that in mind
Jellyfins UI is fine imo. You can also use Kodi with some addons to connect to your Jellyfin server.
Why not just sideload the apk and try it for yourself? Android doesn't bind you to specific stores, just sideload F-Droid and get Jellyfin there (or download it directly from F-Droids/Jellyfins homepage)
You might wanna checkout Firefox, Google is going to cripple adblock on chromium browsers soon
That's why I just can't trust proprietary software anymore. Some of it is unavoidable though without making things unnecessarily hard/worse for yourself.
Shit like this gets pulled all the time, most of it is probably never discovered because it's all hidden somewhere deep in their executables/firmware/binary blobs or whatever shit they push onto you...
Are you using uBlock Origin? I'm not seeing that anti adblock warning
I'm by no means an expert but:
- Yes it is, that's what https is for (your reverse proxy in that case, best to host Jellyfin and Nginx on the same machine to prevent any unencrypted traffic leaving your machine)
- They won't, unless someone accesses your Jellyfin via http
- Yes they will
- Yes
You could use a Cloudflare tunnel to hide your IP from your users, but that will give Cloudflare the ability to decrypt your users traffic. They shouldn't do that though, just wanted to let you know they could
Hiding your IP shouldn't be necessary though imo, unless you really need to (Cloudflare most likely won't help with that)
Also make sure to setup a Firewall if you plan on exposing your server to the internet!
Yeah, LP is great. Just make sure you get it from the official website https://luckypatchers.com