Is your feature request related to a problem?
When attempting to connect to a Navidrome server (and likely Subsonic/Jellyfin servers as well) using a self-signed certificate, the app refuses the connection and throws the following error:
Because my server runs in a local-only environment, I cannot use public Certificate Authorities like Let's Encrypt.
Currently, this connection issue persists even if the root certificate is manually imported and trusted in the Android security settings. This is likely due to Android's default configuration, which ignores user-added certs unless explicitly allowed by the app.
Describe the solution you'd like
I am personally unsure what the best solution here is, but I've considerd the following:
- trust user-installed certificates (I am not sure if this is potentially problematic with F-Droid's inclusion policies)
- Implement an "Allow untrusted certificates" toggle
When we find the way to go here, I am willing to try and implement it.
Describe alternatives you've considered
No response
Is your feature request related to a problem?
When attempting to connect to a Navidrome server (and likely Subsonic/Jellyfin servers as well) using a self-signed certificate, the app refuses the connection and throws the following error:
Because my server runs in a local-only environment, I cannot use public Certificate Authorities like Let's Encrypt.
Currently, this connection issue persists even if the root certificate is manually imported and trusted in the Android security settings. This is likely due to Android's default configuration, which ignores user-added certs unless explicitly allowed by the app.
Describe the solution you'd like
I am personally unsure what the best solution here is, but I've considerd the following:
When we find the way to go here, I am willing to try and implement it.
Describe alternatives you've considered
No response