I see many comments here and other topics requesting the Web App to support Dashboard but people not pressing the like button on the very first message. This is how they count the number of requests so please don’t forget to also like the first message
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Yes I noticed and I’ve read all. Web App usage less then 20% was a comment 1 year ago. Just saying that with not even one fulltime developer more, they could easily address this - and certainly after all this time. Changing ownership to LG may not have helped either. It’s a choice not to, it might cost them customers and IMO way more than 20% of the users would like to see a web dashboard happen. Not sure why you have to be such a douche about it towards me.
It’s also, IMO, illogical to not be able to edit advanced flows on mobile devices but you are being forced to use mobile devices for the dashboard. Does not make sense.
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@Soeski
Unfortunately, the favorite sport of many people in this community seems to be acting rude or simply ignoring anyone without an “important” status here.
Honestly, I spent just two hours building a working dashboard that runs from the web and updates in real time with Homey entities and guess what, I’m not even a developer !!!
We’re talking about a team and a company that’s now a tech giant with almost unlimited resources, yet we’re told they “can’t do everything at once,” as if only two people were working there. That’s unacceptable.
It’s equally unacceptable that the Tuya integration still hasn’t been properly addressed.
In one of my threads I even pointed out that there’s an official Tuya GitHub repo that could help solve the WiFi device integration issue with a bit of effort. The same goes for Tuya Zigbee devices they’re often inexpensive but essential for testing and prototyping.
Not everyone can spend €4,000–€5,000 on sensors and smart devices just to make their home “smart.” If that’s the model we’re following, then the Home Assistant users are right after all.
Sometimes cheaper devices work great yet here, it feels like if something doesn’t cost a fortune, it’s automatically ignored. That’s not the spirit of innovation or accessibility that should define this ecosystem.
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It’s funny to see that mobile phone users are increasingly switching to tablets.
A bit too cramped, though. Like the advanced flows?
There was a good one for the web, but unfortunately, I have to keep quiet now.
