Yeah, it seems like such an unnecessary layer! Why login to your desktop, phone etc then have to login to a server also? I prefer to just open an application that has the feeds direct from source!

Same! The desktop client is not half as good as Bitwarden though, but since they decided to discriminate and sack a worker for his religious belief I am happy to change to NC passwords!

Thanks! I will have to research volumes! Bind mount - that would mean messing with fstab, yes? I set up a bind for my desktop but entering mounts in fstab has borked me more than once!

Thanks! So, here in the Capriver demo config for Wordpress path says: var/www

This is the regular var/www? Not a different one for the Wordpress container?

I would just simple put my current WP files (from public-html) in that directory?

Do the apps all share a db?

Thanks for you detailing your experience.I am very interested in CapRover! I do not quite understand databases and Docker containers though. The one click WordPress deployment has a db version. What of Moodle, Nextcloud or Invoice Ninja though? Do they need their own containerised databases or can I just use MyPHPadmin to import all my current Mysql databases from my current shared hosting in the same db once the WP one click install is done? Also, would it be possible to setup a cron job to backup to a storage drive plugged into a home router? Thanks!