Unfortunately this setting makes external app links open in the current tab too, so I had to revert.

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I can confirm that upgrading to 158.0.2 fixed it for me (I tested right before the update and it was still trusting the corresponding CA, and after updating it doesn’t anymore).

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I’m also on 158.0.1 (Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra, Android 17) and restarting my phone didn’t fix it.

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The real alternative is using run0 but I am not sure if it’s globally available now.

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So far, apart from not being able to publish root-reserved ports, the only thing I found is that internal networks are in fact not internal.

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I moved my deployments to Podman Quadlet too. Wanted to make an article for this at first but it is a too large chunk to write.

I still use docker-compose at work (for development purposes), when I get a Linux machine. It’s easier to show that I’m using the same tool as everyone (while underlying it’s not really Docker).

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Last time I checked, podman-compose missed a lot of features and was easy to break. It probably evolved since then, but I kept using docker-compose since that time.

Adding a link to it nonetheless.

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On my system (Arch Linux), the Podman socket (systemd’s socket activation) is not started by default.

Good suggestion for the other user part.

EDIT: It doesn’t seem to work when part of the wheel group, unlike machinectl. Probably requires root.

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