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Hi nero355!
I definitely like Palemoon but there is a fly in the ointment....there is no support for Bitwarden.....
Have you any other suggestions that are supported in Palemoon?

bookie56

Hi guys!
Thanks for coming by...
ProximusAl that sounds interesting....but probably a little more than I was looking for...but do elaborate a little so I can get a better understanding...

nero355 Yes, everything that is on tha lan....which in my case covers four ports...I like your suggestion and definitely will look into Palemoon..I agree with protecting my privacy which as we all know Microsoft never will, Chrome is as bad....

Patrick M. Hausen can you elaborate a little...sounds also very interesting.... just want everything from my lan side to not have to worry about ssl certs all the time and the fact it doesn't matter what device on the network that connects is also ok...

I have a lot of servers running OMV but they are not online all of the time only when I am backing up files...I am looking into a server on line all of the time like opnsense that will backup all of my business via NextCloud to eliminate the need for the crap called onedrive....

bookie56

Hi guys!
New guy on the block....and before I get shot down...I know that my question has been asked before...just that searching on the forum is not easy...

Here is the situation....
I have a home network consisting of many computer some Windows most Linux....
It would be nice to be able to access everything on my home network without getting ssl certificate is not safe...
Yes, I know how to add selfsigned ones....but it means adding the certificates on all devices in my network...bit time consuming.

Is there a kind sole here that can get me up and running with that....?
I have heard good things about duckdns...but am open to advice from those that can....

I have only recently made the switch from pfsense to opnsense.....when something is opensource it should be left open source....or still provide the same quality of service to home users....which sadly is not the case with pfsense any more...

Running a business I don't always have the time to research things and a family member was horrified that I was on pfsense using a closed source product...


I do not mind putting the work in to set all this up - if someone would help me.....

My router at the moment has a four port nic and instead of vlans I have a dedicated port for company...company wifi....private...and private wifi ...

With firewall rules stopping the company network being able to talk to the private network.....

I will stop waffling on now...

Thankyou!

bookie56