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URL parameters

WebNR accepts a small set of query parameters for explicit import and navigation actions. Encode nested URLs before placing them in a WebNR link.

Import a text URL

Use add with an HTTP or HTTPS URL that returns readable text and permits browser access:

https://app.webnovel.win/?add=https%3A%2F%2Fexample.org%2Fbook.txt

The remote server must allow the browser request through CORS. WebNR does not proxy the request or bypass authentication, payment, DRM, robots, or other access controls.

Add repository definitions

Use repos with one or more comma-separated repository-definition URLs:

https://app.webnovel.win/?repos=https%3A%2F%2Fexample.org%2Frepository.json

A repository definition is a connector configuration, not a content license or endorsement. Add only definitions you trust and are authorized to use.

Use search to open the search view for a repository definition:

https://app.webnovel.win/?search=https%3A%2F%2Fexample.org%2Frepository.json

Safety and privacy

  • Query parameters can appear in browser history and copied links. Do not put credentials, cookies, private tokens, or private source URLs in them.
  • Imported text and reading progress are stored in the current browser profile.
  • The selected remote URL receives a normal browser request and may observe standard network metadata.
  • WebNR does not publish an official registry of unreviewed third-party repositories.

For import failures, see TXT import troubleshooting.