Jellyscribe is now safer on servers shared by several people. Only administrators can run the Seerr connection test, and a failed test no longer reports details about what lives at the address entered. The sync progress shown on the dashboard no longer names whose sync is running. The activity and stats views refuse to answer when the server cannot tell who is asking, where before they returned everyone's history. Login checks for Letterboxd and Serializd are now rate-limited per user and across the server, so nobody can use the server to test passwords and get its address blocked; the dashboard says how long to wait. "Sync watchlist now" for Serializd can no longer start several overlapping runs. Two old account endpoints that nothing used any more were removed, one of which returned a stored password. The Seerr URL field now shows a generic example address. Thanks to Wouter Stulp, whose fork fixed the Seerr test, progress and history issues first.