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:books: Web app for browsing, reading and downloading eBooks stored in a Calibre database
The support for custom columns in calibre-web is currently fairly limited. While it's nice to see the data from those columns in individual items, it's hard to take advantage of...
Support for non-standard columns in the Calibre database would be very useful. My Calibre database is heavily customized, with a large number of custom columns, such as "Characters", "Collection", "Editor"...
Hi, first, many thanks for the wonderful Calibre-Web. I only have one little frustration. In my opinion, it would be very useful to have an entry "Genre" in the "Browse"...
**Describe the bug/problem** Errors while saving metadata after fetching: > Error in rename file in path: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/books/Brendan Gregg/Systems Performance (17)/Systems Performance_ Enterprise -...
**Describe the bug/problem** /search/stored/?query=%E6%B5%8B%E8%AF%95 ``` Calibre-Web Internal Server Error 500 Internal Server Error: The server encountered an internal error and was unable to complete your request. Either the server is...
More of a question. After archiving a book, how can I get it back on my device? I have removed it from archive in cw. But the next sync does...
**Description of the changes** Sync public shelves to Kobo reader for all users, not only for the owner of the shelf. **Motivation** I use Calibre-Web with a few people reading...
**Describe the bug/problem** Loading calibre-web in an iframe with a reverse proxy with the proper CSP headers results in Mixed Content Insecure From Action when using search and Mixed Content...
since there can be books with the same title I think it would be a good idea to include the authors name in the search query when trying to update...
**Describe the bug/problem** Using a Kobo Libra 2 synced with calibre-web as per instructions. Everything is working correctly (syncing of ebooks, downloading, status...). I have no other readers nor do...
