It’s not good because immich doesn’t support chunked uploads yet, so you couldn’t upload anything bigger than 100mb (or 500 mb with a pro plan for $240/year)
From desktop browser it appears you can upload files bigger than that but it’s because they’re cheating cloudflare by saying in the header “file size unknown yet”, then it sends a file bigger than the limit. Cloudflare is nice and doesn’t cut the communication once past the limit… yet.
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It’s not good because immich doesn’t support chunked uploads yet, so you couldn’t upload anything bigger than 100mb (or 500 mb with a pro plan for $240/year)
From desktop browser it appears you can upload files bigger than that but it’s because they’re cheating cloudflare by saying in the header “file size unknown yet”, then it sends a file bigger than the limit. Cloudflare is nice and doesn’t cut the communication once past the limit… yet.
That workaround has been implemented for mobile clients too https://github.com/immich-app/immich/pull/2101
Ah I remembered in the opposite way
Mobile can edit the header and pretend it’s a smaller upload, web browser upload can’t do that instead and it’s still limited to 100mb