System freezes when stream doesn't have focus and disable external requests on web front-end? privacy concern? #405
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I don't know where to post this and I've thought about various ways about asking about this, although since it's not something I know how to solve or what other stuff is required it's made me kind of give up reporting it every time until I pushed through this time. I have Sunshine installed on a Windows 10 22H2 system, and I connect from another Windows 10 22H2 system in a window - if I'm doing something that takes an amount of time like extracting a large number of archives or installing a GOG game, if I don't have the client focused all these apps freeze until I actively view the stream again, an I'm not sure what causes it. Once I tab to the app again, things resume as if nothing had happened, it's like it's entered some kind of standby or sleep maybe, like today when doing something in WinRAR it stopped and it's estimated completion just rose to abotu 499 hours until I tabbed back in after setting it going and then it resumed. My other concern is that the web client has external dependencies and what seems to be user tracking enabled by default? How do I opt out of these and have it so that the web client (and system client) runs without loading any external resources by default? except maybe an opt in update check? These are the domains I found during my testing that look like they're collecting data from my webconfig session... static.cloudflareinsights.com |
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They're all for the discord integration. It's a cloud service so it has to be online. On your other point, I have no idea. Never heard of anyone else reporting anything like that. I don't think it has anything to do with Sunshine. Maybe your host is going into some kind of energy saving mode? |
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They're all for the discord integration. It's a cloud service so it has to be online.
On your other point, I have no idea. Never heard of anyone else reporting anything like that. I don't think it has anything to do with Sunshine. Maybe your host is going into some kind of energy saving mode?