The function of User Setting is very good, but I suggest improving it further. To achieve an effect, each user can only see their own Peers after logging in, hiding other Peers so as not to disrupt the network. Imagine if multiple users were connected to the same Peer network, wouldn't it be chaotic? Will it affect the network? So I suggest that when adding a Peer, you can set which user it belongs to, and then automatically filter out Peers that do not belong to the current user during loading, except for admin users.
I hope to solve my problem. Thank you very much, and I will support you.
The function of User Setting is very good, but I suggest improving it further. To achieve an effect, each user can only see their own Peers after logging in, hiding other Peers so as not to disrupt the network. Imagine if multiple users were connected to the same Peer network, wouldn't it be chaotic? Will it affect the network? So I suggest that when adding a Peer, you can set which user it belongs to, and then automatically filter out Peers that do not belong to the current user during loading, except for admin users. I hope to solve my problem. Thank you very much, and I will support you.