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It currently uses Dropbox to share maps and fog information. I do hope to move it to a dedicated server, but I have no experience with servers and those stuff.  (assuming you meant this for sharing your screen with other players)

For the player grouping, what you described is how it should work. Selecting a player filter should only show those with the same group value. I’ll look into it. 

For the latter, yes I can add that to the special characters list. 

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I understand your desire for using your own server but I would prefer some way to self host as your server or even Dropbox might disappear at some point. Peer to peer or a self hosted solution (e.g. via Nextcloud) seems more robust. Just food for thought ;)

While you are at it, in addition to &# 8226; (•) my compendium also contains &# 8217; (’) and &# 8212; (—). It would be awesome if you could add these characters as well.

Once again, thank you for your work.

If you prefer, I could implement a method where the app would look for the files locally. You will only need to have the campaign/map files locally available on both device.

We only need the file server to allow for image file sharing because it eats up a lot of bandwidth on the multiplayer engine we use. 

And yes I could add those special characters. Just so where on the same page, this is for the items/spell compendium?  or for the monster compendium?

That would be awesome.

The &# ... special characters appear in all three of my compendiums. Is there special treatment of the monster compendium regarding character encoding?

Those character codes are parsed during import for the compendiums. The text input system used by the app doesn't automatically convert them though. 

I will probably add a check after text input to convert those type of text during input ;) I found those type of text in most xml compendiums. I didn’t expect the use-case of entering them manually.

Interesting but in my case I did not enter the codes manually. I imported an XML file so I can't tell you why the codes did not get parsed properly. I have been using epicGM for quite a while already so maybe back when I first imported the XML file the parsing of these codes did not work properly or maybe something else is going on.

Sadly atm I can't test if resetting and reimporting the compendium would help because the file picker is broken in Linux.

I first imported the files in Windows and have since then just copied the compendium around/used Dropbox to sync it.

That’s certainly a possibility. Maybe i can help. If you can send me the files, I can do a find and replace action with my editor. 

You can also try of you have an coding platform that reads xml :)