NeXroll 2.2.0-beta.9 fixes Jellyfin 12 API authentication and updates the app's branding. The GitHub README now shows the new interface, with refreshed screenshots, setup guidance, a TypicalNerds community credit, and Ko-fi support links.
This is a prerelease. Back up your configuration before updating.
Jellyfin
- Fixed valid Jellyfin API keys being reported as lacking permission to list plugins on Jellyfin 12. NeXroll now sends the supported Authorization header when connecting and loading saved credentials.
- Separate plugin packages are available for Jellyfin 10.11 (1.14.0.0) and Jellyfin 12 (1.15.0.0). Install only the build matching your server.
- Plugin repositories support future automatic updates. See the repository setup and manual-install migration instructions.
The authentication fix updates NeXroll itself. It does not resolve the plugin-loading failure reported in issue #37, which remains under investigation.
Branding and documentation
- Updated the sidebar, sign-in screen, and first-run setup with the new icon alongside the original wordmark.
- Matching light and dark logos use new asset URLs to avoid cached older logos. The browser favicon also uses the current app icon.
- Published the approved README with six updated UI screenshots, clearer installation guidance, TypicalNerds credit, and Ko-fi links.
Updating
- Windows: download and run
NeXroll_Installer_v2.2.0-beta.9.exeover the existing installation. - Docker: use
jbrns/nexroll:2.2.0-beta.9or thebetatag, pull the image, and recreate the container with your existing data volumes. - Jellyfin plugins: update the plugin separately using the matching repository or ZIP. Restart Jellyfin after plugin updates.
The stable Docker latest tag remains on the stable release.