Yep, memory consumption is already on my todo list. I'll investigate.

Covers are already available in the OPDS feed through an explicit link.

So any application using the feed can already use the cover without having to download the whole file.

I'm not a fan of cover extraction (it kind of "pollute" your collection with external files), especially since the cover are already for download through the server itself.

65k file handles is more than enough.

I still have to look for a file handle leak in Ubooquity. It's quite high on my todo list, I just lack the time right now...

Nice ! :)

If you want to use the "Ubooquity" name though, please call your app "WebView for Ubooquity" and state clearly in the descritpion that this is a third party app.

3 months is the maximum duration of Letsencrypt certificates.

They use a short period to encourage automation. It's working ;)

(at least when the integration will be done)

I have plans to add Let's Encrypt support out of the box, as the current procedure is a bit complex (especially when you have to run it every three months).

But don't expect it this year.

Already planned, users storing their collection on network drives have indeed issues when the disk is not mounted when Ubooquity scan the files.

Until it's done, you can disable the autoscan in the advanced option and trigger scans manually.

Do you have empty folders in your collection ?

When the "Hide empty folders" option is active (you can find it in the advanced settings), empty folders are filtered out after the page is filled with items.

So if your 20-items-page contains 16 non-empty folders and 4 empty folders, you'll see only 16 items.

Got it, it will allow me to at least test a little bit. :)

Good idea !

I agree with you on that it should stay a fast command line tool.

Also, I like ZenCBR because there is nothing to install (no Java VM, no Python runtime...).

So I guess Go (although I'm not sure it compile to native executables) or even pure C could be a good choice.

Of course Java and Python would work too.

Let us know how it goes !