u/Maple382

This seems like such a huge oversight.

Currently, I'm running a test by searching for Attack on Titan. Upon viewing Prowlarr's logs, Sonarr has been requesting searches for every single translated title the show has. This is such a huge efficiency issue.

For episode 3 alone, it runs queries for Ataque a los Titanes 2013 03, Ataque a los Titanes 2013, LAttaque des titans 03, LAttaque des titans, Ataque a los Titanes 03, Ataque a los Titanes, Lattacco dei giganti 03, Lattacco dei giganti, so on and so forth.

While this may not be an issue for trackers that support searching by TVDB ID, Nyaa does not, and that's the biggest anime tracker out there. Does anyone have a workaround?

Hi all!

How do you get the line spacing to look aesthetically pleasing, specifically in live preview mode? Especially when actually conforming to the markdown standard, in which case there's line breaks absolutely everywhere — which leads to tons of empty space.

I did try a custom CSS to make it visually pleasing, in a way similar to Craft. It looks good, but that way I end up having to skip out on using line breaks, which is a problem for compatibility.

LI'm considering using one, but I've heard the compatibility isn't good and that they don't integrate well with many apps (specifically ones that enforce rigid window sizes, or have their own custom toolbars such as Adobe apps). Does anyone have firsthand experience?

I'm referring to those of you who use apps like Mouseless and spend half your time in Vim — what does your workflow look like for window management?

Personally the best solution I've been able to come up with has been to use a hyper key alongside Rectangle Pro, with various chords of QWEASDZXC to manage tiling, but it feels like there's gotta be a better way. How do you all do it? Do you just give in and use a mouse to move your windows around, do you put up with a suboptimal flow, or is there some software/method I'm unaware of?

Hello! I'm fairly new to the self hosting game, and I've been wanting to set up a monitoring dashboard. I recently set up Perses (alongside Telegraf and VictoriaMetrics), but am not very happy with it, so I'm considering pivoting to Grafana. The thing is, I'm very worried about resource consumption, as I've heard Grafana is extremely heavy. However, I've also been told it's possible to configure it to use significantly less resources — but to what extent is that really possible?

I'm legitimately on the verge of changing providers, and I think I will be when my plan expires. The native apps on Windows (granted this one is a lot better), iOS, and MacOS are just so awful and I have repeatedly had issues with them.

As we speak, despite having split tunneling enabled, my entire device's traffic is being noticeably slowed down. And there's plenty of other issues too, such as the lack of anything but IPv4 for custom DNS, where support for DNS over HTTPS should be expected from any modern service. And the inability to exclude your current country from the "fastest location" button, at least on most devices. I'd also like to draw attention to the fact that development on the official apps is incredibly slow, and most suggestions on here are not, and never will be implemented

Now, this would all be easily forgivable if it was possible to just use third party apps. But of course, Proton seems to dislike the idea of giving users freedom in that regard. Not only have they deliberately made this harder by limiting the amount of servers you can see when downloading config files, and deprecating their API, but even if you do want to download configurations, you'll have to manually download each individual server you may want to connect to (and go download a new one if it gets changed). Other providers are way more lenient with this stuff and make it considerably easier. Hell, providers like Mullvad and IVPN are really easy to integrate with third party clients and have gone out of their way to offer support.

Apologies for the rant of sorts — it pains me to be saying all this. ProtonVPN is generally pretty great, and I value the commitment to privacy. But damn, am I really the only one absolutely fed up with these terrible apps? Please leave your opinions below, I'm genuinely curious. And if any Proton employees are reading this, for the love of god please just make it easier to use third party apps, that would satisfy me and most others.