Real desktop extension captures in Chinese, Japanese, Korean and English, with an original sample comic. Connection forms show setup, not a verified service connection.
Connect a source you can access

Google Drive supports CBZ/ZIP and DRM-free MOBI from your own account. OPDS accepts several independent library connections with the address and authorization required by each server. Browse its catalog or use search when the server provides it; opening a book adds it to your shelf.
Directory access does not guarantee every item can be read. File type, source authorization, DRM and the server’s available links determine support. Login, payment and regional restrictions still belong to the source; disconnecting or removing a connection changes access to its books.
Read on demand, download when required
Compatible OPDS files can be read in ranges when the server provides a reliable, unchanged snapshot. EPUB loads chapters and related resources as needed. A cached range is only part of a book and does not mean the entire book is available offline.
When a resource cannot be read reliably in ranges, supported OPDS resources may require explicit confirmation before a complete download. Follow the reader’s message; the extension does not silently fetch an entire remote book. Drive does not provide this full-download fallback.
EPUB text and comic images
DRM-free EPUB opens in the shared reader with chapters, a table of contents, font sizing and saved document positions. Its body text remains in the original language. DRM-protected or font-obfuscated books are unsupported.
Translation applies only to supported bitmap images embedded in the book. It does not translate body text or vector lettering. Original and translated image views keep the surrounding layout; choose your official or MTU channel as you would for a comic page.
Progress and offline availability
Reading positions are saved locally. A source that exposes supported and verified progress capabilities can also synchronize them. A sync failure keeps the local position and does not stop reading; this is not automatic cloud synchronization of your whole shelf.
Use explicit offline saving for supported resources, and wait for completion before relying on them without a connection. Website whole-book caching is managed separately in the offline center. Paused plans require manual continuation; removing a library also removes its associated local books and downloads, not the remote server’s files.