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LibreSync 0.3.0 (preview) Pre-release
LibrePortal released this
2026-10-17 02:59:48 +01:00 | 44 commits to main since this releaseBig videos carry on where they stopped, Nextcloud signs in with LibrePortal, and plain http always asks first
LibreSync 0.3.0 is about big files and private connections.
Big files
- A film coming down, or a long camera video going up, no longer starts again when the Wi-Fi drops, the phone stops the sync or restarts: it carries on from where it was.
- Nobody sees half a file meanwhile. A download waits hidden until it is whole; on Nextcloud and ownCloud a big upload goes up in parts and is put together at the end; in a LibrePortal shared folder you may change, it goes up under a hidden name and is put in place once it is all there.
- Big files go straight to the phone's storage, never through its memory, and Home shows how far a big file has got.
Nextcloud signs in with LibrePortal
- On a Nextcloud that uses LibrePortal's sign-in, LibreSync now says so: sign in with LibrePortal in your browser, allow LibreSync, done. Nextcloud gives LibreSync a password of its own, which you can see and remove in Nextcloud's Devices & sessions. Settings shows "Signed in with LibrePortal, through Nextcloud".
Private connections
- A padlock shows wherever a server is named: https, or your LibrePortal's VPN, counts as private.
- LibreSync picks a private address by itself whenever one answers, and only falls back to plain http when nothing private does.
- Before anything is synced over plain http, with any server (LibrePortal, ownCloud or Nextcloud), LibreSync asks you to switch on "I understand". You can change it in Settings.
Smaller things
- An update card that stopped short (a refused download, "Allow from this source" turned down, or Android's installer closed) starts afresh after the next check, including the background one.
- Each new version installs over the last as an update.
Nothing is ever deleted on your server.
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