[anchor to the original post](https://feedback.fluxer.com/p/1118)Removed: -### ChecksRemoved: -Removed: -- ☑ I searched existing discussions.Removed: -
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Embedded web pages
Problem
Separating my original post as requested.
Proposal
Embedded web pages, both server side (where everyone see's the same page) and client side (where it's unique to every individual that clicks on the channel), also they could potentially log into say an externally hosted app. Also giving controls to limit which URL paths are acceptable to to navigate in order to prevent lets say a server side hosted one that everyone has access to from being modified. This could be good for something like lets say a self hosted media server for a group movie night. Probably need a clear explanation to educate users on how to use them and a clear indicator for which is which and a warning to prevent mal intent/abuse. Another use case for this might be something like embedding livechart.me (seasonal anime schedule) I use if frequently to check what I will be watching the next season. Would be nice if the server side version could also check if the Fluxer client is mobile or desktop and switch accordingly.
### NotesRemoved: -[anchor to the original post](https://github.com/orgs/fluxerapp/discussions/777#discussion-9784641)Added: +[anchor to the original post](https://feedback.fluxer.com/p/1118)### Checks
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Embedded web pages
Problem
Separating my original post as requested.
Proposal
Embedded web pages, both server side (where everyone see's the same page) and client side (where it's unique to every individual that clicks on the channel), also they could potentially log into say an externally hosted app. Also giving controls to limit which URL paths are acceptable to to navigate in order to prevent lets say a server side hosted one that everyone has access to from being modified. This could be good for something like lets say a self hosted media server for a group movie night. Probably need a clear explanation to educate users on how to use them and a clear indicator for which is which and a warning to prevent mal intent/abuse. Another use case for this might be something like embedding livechart.me (seasonal anime schedule) I use if frequently to check what I will be watching the next season. Would be nice if the server side version could also check if the Fluxer client is mobile or desktop and switch accordingly.
Embedded web pages, both server side (where everyone see's the same page) and client side (where it's unique to every individual that clicks on the channel), also they could potentially log into say an externally hosted app. Also giving controls to limit which URL paths are acceptable to to navigate in order to prevent lets say a server side hosted one that everyone has access to from being modified. This could be good for something like lets say a self hosted media server for a group movie night. Probably need a clear explanation to educate users on how to use them and a clear indicator for which is which and a warning to prevent mal intent/abuse. Another use case for this might be something like embedding livechart.me (seasonal anime schedule) I use if frequently to check what I will be watching the next season. Would be nice if the server side version could also check if the Fluxer client is mobile or desktop and switch accordingly.