If you run Jellyfin as a container, there are two different ways to use the modified web interface:
- Mounting the new web interface to your existing Jellyfin container, or
- Switching container images
If you do not run Jellyfin as a container, you can follow the native installation instructions.
- Download and extract the latest modified web interface from GitHub actions
- Click the most recent action run
- In the Artifacts section, click the
jellyfin-web-VERSION+COMMIT.tar.gz
link to download a pre-compiled copy of the web interface. This link will only work if you are signed into GitHub.
- Extract the archive somewhere on your server and make note of the full path to the
dist
folder - Mount the
dist
folder to your container as/jellyfin/jellyfin-web
if using the official container, or/usr/share/jellyfin/web
if using the linuxserver container. Example docker-compose snippet:
services:
jellyfin:
ports:
- '8096:8096'
volumes:
# change `:ro` to `:rw` if you are using a plugin that modifies Jellyfin's web interface from inside the container (such as Jellyscrub)
- '/full/path/to/extracted/dist:/jellyfin/jellyfin-web:ro' # <== add this line if using the official container
- '/full/path/to/extracted/dist:/usr/share/jellyfin/web:ro' # <== add this line if using the linuxserver container
- '/config:/config'
- '/media:/media:ro'
image: 'jellyfin/jellyfin:10.8.0'
Make sure to clear the browser's cached version of the web interface before testing the skip button.
In the Docker tab, click on the Jellyfin container, then click on "Edit" and enable the advanced view. Under "Extra Parameters", add one of the following:
- If using the
jellyfin/jellyfin
container:--volume /full/path/to/extracted/dist:/jellyfin/jellyfin-web:ro
- If using the
linuxserver/jellyfin
container:--volume /full/path/to/extracted/dist:/usr/share/jellyfin/web:ro
- Run the
ghcr.io/confusedpolarbear/jellyfin-intro-skipper
container just as you would any other Jellyfin container- If you reuse the configuration data from another container, make sure to create a backup first.
The Dockerfile which builds this container can be viewed here.