Not the “profile picture,” but the smaller one that looks sort of like a reindeer without a glowing red nose. Seeing this for a friend’s server. It originally had their picture, not sure why their imagine disappeared. But either way, wondering what that reindeer thing is supposed to be. [image]

It’s a globe, indicating that you’re connected to the server remotely: [image] Greyed out globe on remote client Plex Media Server It only means it is a remote server not on the local network he is accessing with the web player he is on.

Why does it look like a reindeer though? I thought it might be a globe, but it looks different from the other globe used within Plex.

I can’t say I’ve ever thought it looked like a reindeer, but I do see it now that you mentioned it. The only other globe I know of is in the remote access settings page, and it is different, but it’s also quite a bit larger, so can have more details that makes it look more obviously like a globe. If…

I hope anytime you see it (small version) that the reindeer thought enters your head. :grin: And thanks for the larger image, now I won’t need to try to zoom in to try to figure out what the shape actually is. :+1:

It looks like a dog smoking a pipe to me.

Look at the small version. It looks like a reindeer without a working red nose. The big one… maybe more of a cartoon character smoking a pipe.

What is this icon supposed to be?

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DTR July 11, 2024, 10:12pm 2

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What is this icon supposed to be?

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