@qu1que cool, that would be good feedback

@qu1que ok, even more manual…

my script does all that plus pm2. and screen saver turn off…
any os… mac, ubuntu, pi stretch, buster, pi0 thru pi 4, odroid, jetson nano, sure others…

@qu1que what install process did you use?

the base,

my updated?
https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/10171/anyone-want-to-try-updated-installer

@BKeyport shouldnt need any credentials.

@Darkmx-6 there is only one install… but two ways to run it…

just change your mm.sh from

node serveronly
to
npm start

@palula this is a volunteer project, with no dedicated development team… SO… if u can/want to… have at it…
if it works and u want to give it back, you can

@Darkmx-6 what do you mean mirrored?

you mean split mode, serveronly and then some other browser on a different machine (or same, but different browser)

i ‘think’ the videos open where the browser is… not where the server is.

yeh, easyback just opens an iframe (in the browser) and launches youtube there… roughly the same way it works when u launch a video normally

if (this.config.youTubeID != '') {

        var iframe = document.createElement("IFRAME");
        iframe.classList.add("iframe");
        iframe.style = "border: 0 none transparent ";
        iframe.width = this.config.width;
        iframe.height = this.config.height;
        type="text/javascript";
        iframe.src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/" + this.config.youTubeID + "?autoplay=1&loop=1&playlist=" + this.config.youTubeID;

        return iframe;

bunch of stuff in google search “youtube playback resolution”

usually the screen size is 1280/1024 or 1920/1080 (4k is 3840x2160)

@cookblook I don’t know the answer, but if you use the developers window (ctrl-shift-i), and select the elements tab, you can navigate thru the dom. and on any selected element you will see the style classes used, top to bottom.

I was just working on this for a style not being applied… darned computers are VERY picky about the spelling!

I just looked thru the MM code , and custom.css is loaded in the js/loader.js file

                        } else {
                                // All modules loaded. Load custom.css
                                // This is done after all the modules so we can
                                // overwrite all the defined styles.

                                loadFile(config.customCss, function() {
                                        // custom.css loaded. Start all modules.
                                        startModules();
                                });

@mlcampbe custom.css has been force loaded as the last css file since 2.6 as I recall…