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I am looking for a solar inverter that does not depend on any cloud services.

A friend of mine has a first‑generation SMA controller that works over Bluetooth and via an AUX port to access logging and historical data. I would like a similar type of system where you are not forced to use SaaS software for monitoring and control.

Another friend has a Huawei inverter with the Huawei Solar app, but it frequently glitches and is unreliable. On top of that, Huawei provides practically no support. If you contact their helpdesk with a Huawei serial number, the response is basically: “Sorry, we cannot help, it is out of warranty.”

Which current brands allow you to set up and operate an inverter without the cloud, and that fit well with the Home Assistant philosophy (local control, local integration)?

When i search in lms with on laptop
How can I play all tracks found in my results?
I use the skin

ESPHome webrelay: can I still use a GET URL from Safari/Home Screen on iPhone?

I’m trying to figure out how ESPHome web relay control works now, because I remember that a year ago it was possible to trigger a relay directly with a GET request from the browser.
What I want to do:
Run an ESPHome device as a simple web relay.

Open a URL like /relais/turn-on in Safari on iPhone.

Save that URL to the iPhone Home Screen as a one-tap shortcut.

My question is:
Is this still possible with ESPHome’s current web server setup?

Or has it changed so that relay control now expects POST instead of GET?

If GET still works, what is the correct URL format for a relay/switch?

If not, what is the cleanest way to make a Home Screen shortcut that toggles a relay?

I remember older web relay examples that used direct browser-openable URLs, and that worked nicely with Safari bookmarks. But the newer docs seem to focus more on the web server API and POST endpoints, so I’m not sure what the current recommended approach is.
Would appreciate any real-world examples or working YAML snippets.

I to revive an old orangepi one
I want it to boot and opens a website as kiosk client

It need to login automaticly with login and password

I tried debian and ubuntu from the original website
But the browsers are to old to display recent webpages.

Whats the most recent os with a powerfull browser to achieve this ?

Thank you