@karsten13 @BKeyport and @Linas123 I have been running MM on trixie since Feb or April I think, No issues. Only issues I had was with the control of my monitor on and off via a scripts but I documented that and posted it in the forum as well.

@monark Maybe just my pennies worth as well, a lot of the module developers develop modules for own use and they choose to share it with community. A lot of the plugins that get used are not made by the module developers, OpenCV being case-in-point. It is a plugin and it has its own complexities.

As Sam mentioned earlier, MM is a learning platform and users of the platform get to learn as they go along.

I can understand the pain you having but the learning is what makes it fun, solving problems is what keeps most users going with the platform.

@ember1205 Easiest way for me was installing the Adguard plugin on Chrome

@LuckyDucker said in MMM-BambuLabNotify - 3D printer notifications:

https://github.com/LuckyDuckTx/MMM-BambuLabNotify

Throws a 404 Page can’t be found. Maybe you need to make it public?

@Richard238 said in Update, unable to connect.:

0|MagicMirror | [2025-08-16 19:11:32.117] [ERROR] Your configuration file contains syntax errors :(
0|MagicMirror | Line 99 column 21: ‘Log’ is not defined.

This seems to indicate that there is an error in config/config.js. Run the following on the command line in the ~/MagicMirror/ directory: npm run config:check

@OwenLars Unfortunately I am not too familiar with the project and don’t have a TodoIst account to test this myself. Have you logged an issue on the modules Github page? Maybe the author can have a look at it?

@OwenLars Have you tried [“166564794”, “78954ABC98ESD”]. This passes a collection of strings instead of a numbers. The module should handle it as a string instead of a number.

@Eagleyes27 I recently updated the NOAA3 module. You can use my fork which you can find here: NOAA3.

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@AndyHazz Do you mind sharing your ICS, anonymized off course.