Passing a token through the url is deprecated. There were a lot of small bug fixes and style tweaks, but here are the larger changes in this update: Sorry for the long delay between updates! We’ve been hard at work on some updates that were blocking us from releasing anything. And if it doesn’t work, it won’t nicely tell you why. If someone shared sections from a server running an older version, it might not work. The Web Client depends on a pretty recent version of Plex Media Server, preferably the one released this week.
Your PlexPass gives you access to the Web Client people who’ve shared sections with you don’t have to have PlexPass for you to play things from their shared sections. This is still brand new, so don’t be surprised if it doesn’t feel perfect yet.
We also have an early implementation of browsing sections that others have shared with you. Show both mark watched/unwatched when an item is partially watched.īut it’s not all bug fixing over here. Ok, finally uploading an updated bundle to fix a few things.įix the download link when connected remotely.įix the music player when connected remotely. Your feedback is most appreciated, and we’ll be making changes and releasing updates often. There is also a shortcut titled “Plex Web Client (NEW!)” on the server page in myPlex for those trying to access the web client remotely. If you are experiencing issues, you can access the application locally at. First, you can try accessing the application by going to. Plex Media Server will also apply updates to the web client bundle automatically as they are detected. The web client is packaged with the Plex Media Server, so a separate download is not needed. If you want the best player experience, I’d recommend using Safari for now. In particular, you will have trouble with the iPhoto and iTunes channels.Player issues. Some channels work well, some have problems. And regardless of which browser you’re using, you’re always best off using the latest version.Channel support is still a bit rough. Chrome, Firefox, and Safari deliver the best experience right now. We’re going to try to support a bunch of browsers, but right now we’re prioritizing features over perfecting browser support. That’s probably true, but it’s not even what we mean when we say that the web client isn’t done yet. A lot of software engineers will tell you that a project is never really done (ever notice that Plex Media Server is still version 0.9?). Welcome to the forums for our new–and hopefully awesome–web client! I figured I’d start things off here by reiterating that the web client is a work in progress and listing a few known issues.
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