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The problem with Plexmediaserver on any Linux distribution is it takes quite a few seconds to load. This can mislead the user as it appears "nothing" is happening. How I tend to hurry this along is to click on the "refresh" button on the browser a coupleofseconds after the Plex screens appear. Have you tried this at all? You may find this helps somewhat. Give it a try and let us know how you get on.
dave1953 wrote: ⤴Thu May 25, 2023 6:52 am
The problem with Plexmediaserver on any Linux distribution is it takes quite a few seconds to load. This can mislead the user as it appears "nothing" is happening. How I tend to hurry this along is to click on the "refresh" button on the browser a coupleofseconds after the Plex screens appear. Have you tried this at all? You may find this helps somewhat. Give it a try and let us know how you get on.
Thanks. I tried leaving it forever, and it just stays on the same screen. I also tried your refresh trick and that does something different. The Plex logo goes away, and I end up with just a the black (dark grey?) screen.
I have Plex server running on my Debian NAS and when i try to log in, i get my login screen imediately!
Do you have a Plex account? Or else it doesn't work..
I've noticed that if Plexmediaserver creates a launcher in the menu then for some reason Plexmediaserver always tends to launch from Chrome or Chromium whichever is installed. Even when Firefox is named as the default; however if it is launched from the browser search bar using localhost:32400/web then it is happy to launch from Firefox or Chrome/Chromium. Never really bothered to investigate why this is.