Hi, I would like to add my thumbs up to this request.
My Nas is reachable with a custom domain address, and using the right port
1. anyone can access Bliss (!) and mess up with my albums.
So currently I'm limiting the access using IP on my router.
2. Contrary to Synology Apps, it does not require any login/password nor DSM connection to work.
To answer to Dan : on Synology NAS indeed, we can force access through IP or Custom Domain to "upgrade HTTP connection to HTTPs" in DSM settings. So any access to Synology apps / DSM would fallback to HTTPs and would not allow HTTP connection.
Romain
Hi, I would like to add my thumbs up to this request.
My Nas is reachable with a custom domain address, and using the right port
1. anyone can access Bliss (!) and mess up with my albums.
So currently I'm limiting the access using IP on my router.
2. Contrary to Synology Apps, it does not require any login/password nor DSM connection to work.
To answer to Dan : on Synology NAS indeed, we can force access through IP or Custom Domain to "upgrade HTTP connection to HTTPs" in DSM settings. So any access to Synology apps / DSM would fallback to HTTPs and would not allow HTTP connection.