[GUI Plugin] FanFicFare

[JimmXinu]

Originally Posted by John Maverick

Since months ago flaresolverr doesn't work for me with ff.net. I tried today again with the latest version but got the same error as always.

But BrowserCache is still working fine for me. At least for now.

That reply is about fimfiction.net, not fanfiction.net.

More technical discussion about it on github, issue #1100.

[Nickname]

I am having a lot of difficulty with understanding how to configure the title page of the downloaded fanfiction.

How do you change what shows up in the title page ? Does it need multiple sections to work ?
I've read the default.ini comments but it does not seem to work as it says it should ?

my personal.ini :

Spoiler:

[defaults]
titlepage_entries: category, status

#[archiveofourown.org]
#titlepage_entries: category, status

#[archiveofourown.org:epub]
#titlepage_entries: category, status

#[overrides]
#titlepage_entries: category, status

The title page still comes out with all the default entries
I tried adding the "titlepage_entries" to the different sections : no change

It's probably something super obvious, but I just don't know what to do anymore

[JimmXinu]

Originally Posted by Nickname

I am having a lot of difficulty with understanding how to configure the title page of the downloaded fanfiction.
...
The title page still comes out with all the default entries
I tried adding the "titlepage_entries" to the different sections : no change

First, I assume you understand that lines starting with '#' are commented out.

Second, title page doesn't update automatically--FanFicFare only changes the contents of the ebook (epub is the recommended format) on download or update.

You need to update with 'Overwrite Always' or 'Update EPUB Always' mode if the story hasn't been updated since you last downloaded it.

[Nickname]

Welp, the forum kept logging me out.

I was using the wrong update option "update metadata"

Going back to see how to update my library without completely deleting what is already there