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Most of this shows up as pages that used to freeze no longer freezing.
One thing to note is that this work went into how Jellyfin reads your library, not into the library scanner. You may find the scanner is a little quicker as a side effect, but speeding it up was not a goal this time around. That work is planned for 13.0.
One thing to note is that this work went into how Jellyfin reads your library, not into the library scanner. You may find the scanner is a little quicker as a side effect, but speeding it up was not a goal this time around.
### What runs on first boot
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## Deprecation of internal TLS/SSL support
In the 10.11.0 release notes we announced that internal TLS/SSL support would be removed in this release. **That removal has been postponed to 13.0.** The reasoning has not changed - we continue to recommend [running Jellyfin behind a reverse proxy](/docs/general/post-install/networking/reverse-proxy/) - so if you are running an Internet-facing instance using Jellyfin's built-in TLS, this is extra time to migrate, not a reprieve.
In the 10.11.0 release notes we announced that internal TLS/SSL support would be removed in this release. **That removal has been postponed to a future version.** The reasoning has not changed - we continue to recommend [running Jellyfin behind a reverse proxy](/docs/general/post-install/networking/reverse-proxy/) - so if you are running an Internet-facing instance using Jellyfin's built-in TLS, this is extra time to migrate, not a reprieve.
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