I’ve updated my scripts to install an updated electron to fix this problem…
during install or upgrade
see https://github.com/MagicMirrorOrg/MagicMirror/issues/4287

if you are installing someplace my scripts don’t run, the fix is to installed a slightly newer version of electron

after installing or updating
before the first run, do

cd ~/MagicMirror
npm install electron@44.5.1

Hello everyone. I installed the MMM-ISS-Live module by @kristjanesperanto, but the video isn’t working; I get the following message in the YouTube window: “Video unavailable; playback on other websites has been disabled by the video owner.”
I added these lines to my config.js file, right before modules: [:

    webPreferences: {
      webviewTag: true
    }
  },
  electronSwitches: ["enable-unsafe-swiftshader"],

I should mention that I don’t have any ad blockers installed.I’ve attached a screenshot.
I’ve had this module installed for several years—initially with @mykle1 version, and later with @kristjanesperanto .
It stopped working due to YouTube’s restrictions, but I saw that @kristjanesperanto has brought it back to life. Could you help me get MMM-ISS-Live working? Thanks for your help.

on my setup, after upgrading to 2.38, the MM fullscreen display gets minimized to the taskbar right after startup.
after some debugging, it turned out that manual upgrading electron from 44.4.5 .to 44.5.0 fixed the issue.

runnning mm on:
Raspberry Pi OS Debian 12 arm64
Display Wayland

Hi,
I manually updated to 2,38 just now.
After re-installing all my modules and copying my cutom.css and config.js, my MagicMirror is playing up.
I use MMM-pages which seems to have stopped working.
This is my MMM-pages config

    {
                        module: "MMM-pages",
                        config: {
                                rotationTime: 1000 * 30,         // rotate every 30 seconds
                                modules:[
                                                ["MMM-MyCommute","MMM-CountDown","MMM-OpenWeatherForecast","clock","MMM-PublicTransportHafas","MMM-DWD-Pollen","MMM-Fuel"], // page 1
                                                ["MMM-CalendarExt3"], // page 2
                                        ],
                                fixed: [                         // modules that are always shown
                                        "MMM-Wallpaper",
                                        "updatenotification",
                                        "MMM-Cursor",
                                        "MMM-page-indicator",
                                        "newsfeed",
                                        ],
                                },
                },

The logfile does not really give me any clues:

[2026-10-01 20:34:50.483] [ERROR] [unknown] (node:1417) UnhandledPromiseRejectionWarning: TypeError: data is not iterable
    at NodeHelper.processApodData (/home/pi/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-Wallpaper/node_helper.js:624:25)
    at NodeHelper.processResponse (/home/pi/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-Wallpaper/node_helper.js:284:21)
    at /home/pi/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-Wallpaper/node_helper.js:238:16
    at process.processTicksAndRejections (node:internal/process/task_queues:104:5)
(Use `electron --trace-warnings ...` to show where the warning was created)
[2026-10-01 20:34:50.484] [ERROR] [unknown] (node:1417) UnhandledPromiseRejectionWarning: Unhandled promise rejection. This error originated either by throwing inside of an async function without a catch block, or by rejecting a promise which was not handled with .catch(). To terminate the node process on unhandled promise rejection, use the CLI flag `--unhandled-rejections=strict` (see https://nodejs.org/api/cli.html#cli_unhandled_rejections_mode). (rejection id: 1)

Only workaround I have found is to disable MMM-CalendarExt3.
Disabling MMM-pages has no effect - same problem as if MMM-pages is enabled…
Any Idea what is happening ?

It all worked perfectly on 2.37

After upgrading my MagicMirror to v2.38.0 I updated the PWS Weather Provider so it now works with both v2.38.0 and earlier versions.

Release Notes

Thanks to: @ago1776, @alkank, @Antra, @Blackspirits, @deBasMan21, @flightlesstux, @i-xul, @jamalkamaladdin, @khassel, @KristjanESPERANTO, @MannXo, @pascalpfammatter, @rejas

⚠️ This release needs nodejs version >=22.22.2 <23 || >=24

Compare to previous Release v2.37.0

[core]

• Prepare Release 2.38.0 (#4285)
• fix: let Electron select the Wayland display (#4268)
• fix(http): improve access error messages (#4281)
• fix: always redact client configuration (#4275)
• refactor: migrate browser scripts to ESM (#4272)
• refactor: convert animateCSS to ES module (#4266)
• use filter instead of find to get all allowed secrets when multiple instances of a module are active (#4265)
• refactor: convert notificationFx to ES module (#4263)
• refactor: enforce function expression style (#4262)
• fix: validate client IP behind trusted proxies (#4261)
• prefer arrow over function (#4252)
• refactor(utils): simplify configuration validation and error handling (#4240)
• fix(server): validate request origins (#4234)
• remove codeql warning (#4231)
• refactor(socket): use direct ESM import in main (#4225)
• refactor(socket): load Socket.IO client via ESM (#4224)
• style: simplify Electron startup checks (#4213)
• refactor: consolidate electron bootstrap into async function (#4210)
• refactor(module): simplify and fix configMerge (#4203)
• refactor: convert Translator to ES module (#4202)
• docs: add CodeQL review steps and restructure after-release checklist (#4200)
• refactor: centralize server port resolution (#4198)
• refactor: use const instead of let for variable declarations (#4196)
• refactor: replace Loader object with named exports (#4195)
• set next release dev number
• refactor(eslint): enforce prefer-arrow-callback rule (#4251)
• refactor(http_fetcher): make dynamic URL handling explicit (#4282)
• refactor: use explicit global config (#4233)
• expand logic of hideConfigSecrets, add more tests (#4229)
• refactor: make browser startup more explicit (#4214)

[dependencies]

• update dependencies (#4276)
• update dependencies incl. electron to v44 (#4250)
• chore: update eslint incl. plugins + review rules (#4236)
• Bump actions/stale from 10 to 11 (#4215)
• update dependencies (#4221)
• Bump actions/setup-node from 6 to 7 (#4204)
• chore: update dependencies (#4201)
• Bump electron from 42.5.2 to 43.0.0 (#4192)

[modules/alert]

• Move alert translations into common translations (#4284)

[modules/calendar]

• Fixes issue 4243: Ensure while loop in calendar module does not get stuck when no entries (#4244)
• fix(calendar): escape HTML in event title and location (#4260)
• calendar: allow custom events to override symbol class (#4257)
• Fix calendar crash when yearmatchgroup regex does not match (#4239)
• fix(calendar): keep yearly events in DTSTART’s month when BYMONTH is missing (#4222)
• fix(calendar): correct multi-day slice day counts (#4232)
• chore: update dependencies + adapt calendar tests (#4211)
• fix(calendar): sliced multi-day events start at 00:00, not 23:59 (#4208)

[modules/newsfeed]

• newsfeed: don’t use cors url in njk template (#4279)
• refactor(newsfeed): extract feed item normalization into feeditem.js (#4271)
• refactor(newsfeed): replace feedme lib with feedparser (#4269)
• newsfeed: fix allowedBasicHtmlTags (#4258)
• newsfeed: update checkArticleUrl (#4256)

[modules/updatenotification]

• feat(updatenotification): implement trusted module configuration for update commands (#4259)

[modules/weather]

• feat: add FMI weather provider (#4278)
• feat(weather): enable CSS ordering for forecast and hourly columns (#4118)
• fix(weather): respect initial load delay (#4254)
• fix(weather): restrict provider loading to the providers directory (#4235)
• refactor(weather): extract WeatherProvider base class (#4228)

[testing]

• ci: fail lint on warnings (#4230)
• add test if install works for minimal node version (#4197)

[translation]

• feat(i18n): add Azerbaijani translation (#4283)
• feat(i18n): complete Turkish translations (#4277)
• Improve Portuguese translations (#4274)

Hello everyone. I reinstalled my MagicMirror using @sdetweil l’s script—kudos to him for the work he does. However, while reinstalling my modules, I ran into an issue with the excellent OneCallWeather module by @KristjanESPERANTO: the weather icons are shaped like rugby balls, and I can’t seem to fix it. If anyone could help, I’d appreciate it. Thanks!

Hello, I can no longer update my MagicMirror using @sdetweil’s script; do you know why? I’m getting this message:
"update log will be in /home/pi/MagicMirror/installers/upgrade.log
doing test run = false

MagicMirror version 2.28.0 (July 1 2024), will not run on OS level buster, due to system limitations

you must upgrade to a newer release of the raspi OS at some point" Could you please help me? Thanks.

Hi,
MMM-GoodWe module is failing with error as attached. It on started a week ago.
I am attaching the error below.
Can any please help.
Thank You.

MMM-CountUp 19 yrs 40 months 3 days
MMM-CoupleDays 29yrs 31months 15days.
Both are showing more months than there are in a year.
Is there a fix for this by chance?

Hello,
Need a help on Newsfeed module as I get Error like this;

0|mm | [2026-09-26 21:42:23.584] [ERROR] [newsfeed] Error: Could not fetch newsfeed: https://hidayatullah.com/berita/feed Authentication failed (403). Check your API key. Waiting 30 minutes before retry.

Thanks for the help.

Hi all,

I made a module for our hallway mirror that shows the household chores due today, from my app Chores Machine.

What it does

• Shows only what is due now. Chores stay hidden until their day comes, so the mirror stays calm.
• One line per chore, with whose turn it is.
• Several lists (family, flat, plants…) each get their own heading.
• When nothing is due it says so and stays quiet.
• English and Swedish included, and every line can be reworded with strings.
• No dependencies, no npm install. The token stays on the server side (node_helper), never in the browser.

Good to know before installing: the feed needs Chores Machine Pro (iOS/Android, 7-day free trial). The app itself is free for your own chores. Pro is the sharing part, and the mirror feed comes with it.

Install
cd ~/MagicMirror/modules
git clone https://github.com/Jhonte/MMM-ChoresMachine.git

Then make a link token in the app (You → API access → Make a link) and add:

{
  module: "MMM-ChoresMachine",
  position: "top_right",
  header: "Chores",
  config: { token: "cm_…" }
}

All the options are in the README: https://github.com/Jhonte/MMM-ChoresMachine

It has been running on my own mirror for a while. Feedback, bugs and translations are very welcome, either here or as GitHub issues.

I saw on here that someone had made a module that showed the doorbells video on the MM screen when someone walked up or rang the doorbell.

I was wondering if someone could make one that works for the Wyze brand Doorbell…???

Years ago, I had Neko running on my Macintosh SE. Now it lives on my MagicMirror.

Neko wanders around, pauses to scratch, and takes naps. It works without a mouse or touchscreen, but you can optionally have it walk toward a touch target.

A few features:

• Transparent, click-through overlay—other modules remain usable.
• Four sprite sizes, from 32 × 32 to 128 × 128 pixels.
• Respects reduced-motion settings.
• Notifications to show, hide, pause, resume, change behavior, or send Neko to a named mirror region.
• Supports MagicMirror’s normal hide/show behavior, so other modules can hide it when needed.

Basic configuration:

{
  module: "MMM-Neko",
  position: "fullscreen_above",
  config: {
    mode: "wander",
    scale: 2
  }
}

Code, installation instructions, and configuration options:
https://github.com/bwente/MMM-Neko
Feedback and reports from other setups would be appreciated!

Hi,

I have published a new weather provider for the built-in MagicMirror² weather module:

MagicMirror² FMI Weather Provider
https://github.com/i-xul/magicmirror-weather-fmi-provider

It uses open weather data from the Finnish Meteorological Institute (FMI) and does not require an API key.

This is a weather provider, not a separate MMM weather module. It uses the built-in MagicMirror² weather module and follows the server-side provider API introduced in MagicMirror² v2.35.0.

Currently supported:

• current weather observations
• daily forecasts using FMI HARMONIE data
• FMI weather symbols mapped to MagicMirror Weather Icons
• automatic day/night icon selection
• sunrise and sunset calculation
• daily min/max temperatures
• daily precipitation totals
• shared forecast requests between current and forecast instances
• retry handling for temporary FMI request failures

Tested with:

• MagicMirror² 2.37.0
• Raspberry Pi 4
• Debian 11 arm64
• Node.js 24.x

The provider is available as a standalone bundled fmi.js, so installation does not require npm dependencies on the MagicMirror system.

A screenshot, installation instructions and configuration examples are available in the README.

This is the initial v0.1.0 release. Feedback is welcome.

I know this information can be found in other hardware sites but I thought it might be helpful to have it here. I am using a Sanyo TV as the monitor for my Magic Mirror. I setup a cron to turn off the HDMI output of my Raspberry Pi nightly but when I turned it on in the morning the TV had gone into Standby and would not wake. I found that CEC needed to be turned on in the TV Settings. Then I could use CEC to wake the TV.

Here are my crontab entries for Debian 13.6 (Trixie).

# Turn monitor output on in the morning
0 5 * * * env WAYLAND_DISPLAY=wayland-0 XDG_RUNTIME_DIR=/run/user/1000 /usr/bin/wlr-randr --output HDMI-A-1 --on '*'
# Wake the TV
5 5 * * * echo "on 0" | /usr/bin/cec-client -s -d 1
# Start Magic Mirror
10 5 * * * /home/marksimon/bin/mm start
#####
# Stop Magic Mirror in the Evening
0 20 * * * /home/marksimon/bin/mm stop
# Turn monitor output off in the morning
5 20 * * * env WAYLAND_DISPLAY=wayland-0 XDG_RUNTIME_DIR=/run/user/1000 /usr/bin/wlr-randr --output HDMI-A-1 --off '*'
# Sleep the TV
10 20 * * * echo "off 0" | /usr/bin/cec-client -s -d 1

Hello, I have MagicMirror installed on SD card for a RaspberryPi. There are 4 very large “core” files, three files core.1782, core.1915, and core.3964 are all 138.1 Gb and the fourth file core.7433 is 30.4 Gb. What are these files exactly and why are they there?

Hello, I have MagicMirror installed on SD card for a RaspberryPi. There are 4 very large “core” files, three files core.1782, core.1915, and core.3964 are all 138.1 Gb and the fourth file core.7433 is 30.4 Gb. What are these files exactly and why are they there?

I’ve used MMM-Teslamate and forked version of MMM-TeslamateLocation for quite some time but since I have 2 Teslas, it requires a total of four instances of these modules so I thought that I would merge them together. I also recently created MMM-GeneralMotorsEV so I tried to make the visual style the same so they looked very similar next to each other on a MagicMirror. It still requires Teslamate to feed mqtt events.

https://github.com/maxbethge/MMM-TeslamateWithLocation

I’ve come to love and rely on the MMM-Teslamate module and wanted something similar for our new GM EV. While GM doesn’t have an official public API, it’s possible to extract long-lived user tokens and use the same API as the app. Since GM utilizes a bunch of firewall rules on top of their crappy API, it’s nowhere near as useful or timely as Tesla API calls. The API often returns 429s but YMMV. To get a user token, it’s easiest to use https://github.com/metheos/onstar_firefox.

https://github.com/maxbethge/MMM-GeneralMotorsEV