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Addresses #1995.
Summary
Adds per-server custom HTTP request headers (e.g. for Cloudflare Access service tokens, Authentik, or Authelia).
Changes
webRequest.onBeforeSendHeadersso audio streams, cover images, and API calls all receive the configured headers.server.urlandserver.remoteUrl. Custom headers are never sent to external sources (such as Internet radio streams or lyrics providers).Testing
pnpm run build:web,pnpm run typecheck:web, andpnpm lint-codepass.AI Disclosure
Developed with AI assistance, manually reviewed and tested.
Edit / Background:
I've been using Feishin for three months now and love it! Some clients (like Symfonium, Amperfy, or Navic) already support custom headers, making it easy to protect servers behind custom headers. As Feishin is a modern, dedicated Electron client, native support for headers feels like a much-needed addition. This makes it possible to access your music server without any system-wide solutions.