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@mattlifetech mattlifetech released this 18 Aug 13:09
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BiblioFuse NAS 0.1.11

Released 2026-08-18.

Folder mode and series details

  • The browser reader gained a folder-mode toggle (on by default for fresh installs):
    drill-down folder tiles with a breadcrumb, replacing the flat grid, using the same
    level-scoping rule as the native clients.
  • Folder tiles show their cover book's thumbnail — the deterministic
    lexicographically-first relative path beneath that row — at the same size as book
    thumbnails, with a folder-glyph fallback and a recursive child count.
  • Drilling into a leaf folder shows a host-parsed series-detail header: cover, title,
    author, a clamped summary (More/Less), and tags.
  • Protocol v5: native clients now receive each book's root-relative relativePath and a
    new GET /api/series-detail/{folderID} endpoint, matching the existing Mac host
    contract so BiblioFuse for iOS/visionOS gets folder mode and series headers from the
    NAS host too.

Synology package

  • DSM 7 x86-64 package: BiblioFuseNAS-0.1.0-0056-x86_64.spk
  • SHA-256: f0ee31922b51afddecf196425f838aa0b23c9e5da228da55ae86754a243424d4
  • The package archive, metadata, architecture, static server binary and embedded reader
    revisions were inspected locally (no source tree, absolute local paths, or secrets
    found). Fresh-install and upgrade validation of build 0056 on physical Synology
    hardware remains pending.

Important: Install this package only with BiblioFuse for iOS 2.1.8 (105) or later.

Docker image

ghcr.io/mlt-solutions/bibliofuse-nas:0.1.11

The image supports linux/amd64 and linux/arm64 and includes OCI provenance and SBOM
attestations. Multi-platform digest:
sha256:87e95083f6b09f10b1f5e0205b1ad3508923ecbb8710e9863ad018f50ded5187.

One host method per NAS

Do not run the Docker/Container Manager host and native Synology package on the same
NAS. Both intentionally use ports 7342 and 7343; choose one host method per NAS.