Access dash on local natwork

[WaxWeazle92]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Not necessarily an issue. I currently have a Windows PC and a Macbook, and would love to have the ability of using the dashboard on my Macbook as well (while it's hosted on my Windows PC).

Describe the solution you'd like
An option to remotely access it within the local network.

Describe alternatives you've considered
n/a

Additional context
Would simply love to have the ability to use it on my Macbook as well without having to install it on here too in some way or form. I tend to use my laptop quite a lot and it would be nice to have the option to access it so I can gradually go through my collection and sort through it all.

[dhaze2003]

you can currently already do this. all you need to do is host your stash app on windows, so that it is accessible on your local network. instead of localhost, you can just ping YOURWINDOWSPCIP:9990

[DogmaDragon]

Already possible.

https://docs.stashapp.cc/faq/setup/#how-can-i-connect-to-my-server-from-elsewhere-within-my-network

[WaxWeazle92]

I ehm.. I can't access it though. I tried, but nothing happens. It doesn't load anything. Do I need to change any settings or so?
I have a static IP so I know my IP address.

Neither 9999 or 9990 work. (as the above comment mentions 9990 and the doc states 9999)

[DogmaDragon]

Are you sure you are using local IP, and not external IP?

Check your firewall settings, it's possible the connection is being blocked.

9999 is the default port, but it user configurable in Stash config. Use the same one you use to access Stash from localhost.

[WaxWeazle92]

I 100% used the correct IP and the correct port.

And ehh..
I didn't have any way of actually accessing it yesterday or the day before.
I just tried again, this time I got a pop-up asking if I wanted to allow Chrome to find devices on my local network - selected yes, and NOW it works. So... This can be written down as resolved for me.

For those who use a Macbook, make sure you gave the browser you use access to find devices on the local network.