[BUG] clarify config for FreshRSS, EasyRSS and TLS 1.3 about easyrss HOT 4 OPEN

I suppose the problem comes from EasyRSS as I was able to use the web interface of FreshRSS using my Fennec (Firefox mobile) browser. Si I think it is not my android device that is reluctant to TLS 1.3.

I think Firefox includes its own libraries, so it's certainly not a given that it isn't due to the Android device. Android didn't support TLS 1.3 until Android 10, so if you have an older version it won't work. (Presumably it's not too hard to include the relevant libraries to enable support on something like Android 5+ or 6+, though with Android you never know.)

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If I understand it correctly, EasyRSS can use the embedded libraries of android in order to manage HTTP and TLS, or it can take in charge its own libraries and not rely on the librariesof android. Am I right?

Firefox is a very different kind of app. But for EasyRSS it might be possible with https://github.com/google/conscrypt or equivalent.

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I'm running Android 7.1.2 (lineage os) so I believe my android does not support TLS 1.3 natively.

But if @Frenzie is right, if Firefox can include support for TLS 1.3, I think it should also be possible to do so for EasyRSS.

If I understand it correctly, EasyRSS can use the embedded libraries of android in order to manage HTTP and TLS, or it can take in charge its own libraries and not rely on the librariesof android. Am I right?

In the meantime, it should be added in the doc that users should pay attention to the TLS version as it can make EasyRSS not to work with a FreshRSS instance.

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I'm running FreshRSS through caddy as a reverse proxy, which serves TLS 1.2 and 1.3 by default. I can also confirmed that via openssl s_client rss.example.com:443 -tls1_2.

I still have the same problem, that, despite my password being definitely correct, it tells me the password is incorrect.

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