Summary
In FileRise Core’s upload-only File Request page, selecting a file through Safari’s file picker silently does nothing. After selecting a photo/file and confirming the picker, Safari returns to the unchanged page. The file is not queued, no upload begins, and no error is displayed.
Drag-and-drop works correctly in macOS Safari. The file picker and drag-and-drop both work correctly in Firefox.
Environment
- FileRise Core: v3.27.0
- Deployment: Official error311/filerise-docker Docker image on Unraid
- macOS: 26.6.2
- macOS Safari: 26.6.2
- Reverse proxy: LinuxServer SWAG/nginx
- Public connection: HTTPS
The same Safari behavior was reproduced through both:
- Direct local HTTP access to the FileRise container
- HTTPS access through SWAG
This suggests the reverse proxy and TLS configuration are not the cause.
Steps to reproduce on macOS Safari
- Create an upload-only File Request for a folder.
- Open the public request link in Safari.
- Click Choose files.
- Select a JPG or PNG.
- Click Safari’s Upload button in the file picker.
- Observe the File Request page.
Safari’s Web Inspector showed no exception when reproducing the failure.
Summary
In FileRise Core’s upload-only File Request page, selecting a file through Safari’s file picker silently does nothing. After selecting a photo/file and confirming the picker, Safari returns to the unchanged page. The file is not queued, no upload begins, and no error is displayed.
Drag-and-drop works correctly in macOS Safari. The file picker and drag-and-drop both work correctly in Firefox.
Environment
The same Safari behavior was reproduced through both:
This suggests the reverse proxy and TLS configuration are not the cause.
Steps to reproduce on macOS Safari
Safari’s Web Inspector showed no exception when reproducing the failure.