Miniflux Proxy Authentication Depends on the Header Path

Miniflux Proxy Authentication Depends on the Header Path Miniflux can use a local password, an OAuth provider, WebAuthn, or an authentication proxy. The proxy option is attractive for a reader service behind a central identity gateway. It also creates two paths that can diverge: the protected browser route and the API route used by clients. One set of observations On 2026-10-30, ZoomEye count-only queries used sub_type=all, page 1, and page size 1. app="Miniflux" returned 0. title="Miniflux" ret

Miniflux Proxy Authentication Depends on the Header Path Miniflux can use a local password, an OAuth provider, WebAuthn, or an authentication proxy. The proxy option is attractive for a reader service behind a central identity gateway. It also creates two paths that can diverge: the protected browser route and the API route used by clients. One set of observations On 2026-10-30, ZoomEye count-only queries used sub_type=all, page 1, and page size 1. app="Miniflux" returned 0. title="Miniflux" ret