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EDIT: I'll follow up on UI forums, looks like someone else spotted it as well: https://community.ui.com/releases/UniFi-Network-Application-8-0-24/43b24781-aea8-48dc-85b2-3fca42f758c9#comment/87c8b4cc-3b0e-4927-a271-fc61aedaff24 Looking in the container, I found the files at: `/usr/lib/unifi/webapps/ROOT/app-unifi/react/fonts/` I see that js i properly loading, for example: `https://192.168.3.152:8443/manage/react/js/5869.2f02b1d33b809f53b77e.js` But the path to the fonts is missing the `manage/react` prefix: `https://192.168.3.152:8443/fonts/UI_Sans_v8_Regular.eb36d6ff9c768a1639ca397b4dd84137.woff2` It looks like a Unifi problem with the wrong paths, unless there is some configuration option. You can see the inline style loading the wrong path:

Thanks for creating this image. I ported over with no problems. One thing I noticed in the browser console is that font files are failing to load. I'm not sure if this expected:

I'm also experiencing slow SMB browsing, mainly in Kodi when doing a library scan for updates. I noticed this after switching off SMBv1 and using SMBv3. I did a test and enabled an identical NFS share and the media scanning was drastically faster, maybe 20 seconds vs ~1-2 minutes. However I experienced weird audio popping issues on the NFS share and switched back to SMB. Going back to SMBv1 isn't an option since it's a dated and insecure protocol. I am able to watch movies, so transfer speed doesn't seem to be an issue. Some more info: There are 127 movies in individual folders, 18 tv shows in individual folders, so not a ton. Why is SMB so slow when NFS browsing / listing is near instant?