Common image formats like HEIC should be supported natively in Synology Photos. This is pushing me towards Open Source alternatives

it eats up all 16 gb of RAM and crashes after five minutes

Soy usuario de 6 equipos Synology. Ahora mis equipos han perdido el valor ya que las fotografías, uno de mis principales motivos, no sirven para nada con esta tontería que han hecho. Wallapop para ir vendiendo mis Synology's y por suerte en el mercado ahora exiten opciones muy interesantes para sustituirlo, menor precio, mayor libertad y muy completas.

C'mon, Synology! Add the codecs back. This is ridiculous.

Fucked my current transferts up

Really disappointed by Synology!

So cool they decided to do this to us and not even give support to Linux users for the desktop app. Seriously considering another option after this.

Synology must reverse this decision.

Thats a deal-breaker. Ripping vital functions from DSM and forcing end-users (not just admins) to install extra software (Browser plug-in PLUS desktop software!) is a real breach of trust!

Eine Frechheit, was sich Synology mit dem Update auf 7.2.2 geleistet hat. Funktionen auf dem Server wegnehmen und dann nur halbherzig auf die Clients verlagen. Linux User bleiben jedenfalls hier außen vor

They decided to make the user experience worse. If I want to share HEIC files with others through Synology Photos I have to make them go trhough stupid hoops to install things they don't want. This has singlehandledly made me decide to move away from Synology for my next NAS.

Synolgoy has removed basic functionality with this decison and made their NAS non-competitive with other brands. When it's time for a new NAS, I won't be procuring Synology. Makes you wonder who is making decisions like this. Really unfortunate.

Has access to every page, and adds a div with the id "synofoto-browser-extension-loaded" to them. I know, a Synology NAS can be at any domain, but at least make it so the end-user can enter the domain names into the settings. Doing it this way is not great.