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Web to Plex Settings

Plex Settings

Login | Login Settings

Use this section to provide/obtain a Plex token, and determine which server to get data from.

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You can either:

  1. Use your Plex token — provide a Plex token
  2. Login with Plex — login with your Plex credentials (they won't be saved, only the token that Plex returns)
  3. Attach to Ombi — Ombi's Plex token will be used (shared) by the extension
  • Fill in Manager Settings with Ombi? — if Attach to Ombi is successful the extension will proceed to fill in your remaining settings using Ombi's configuration
  • Select a server — select the server you want the extension to query for media
    • No Plex Server (GitHub) — this is a special option that won't talk to any servers. This will force every query to return false (item not found)

Advance | Plex Server Options

Use this section to define advance settings for your Plex server.

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  • Plex Server URL — this address will be used to communicate with Plex (e.g. http://localhost:32400/)

Manager Settings

Ombi | Connection Settings

Use this section to setup your Ombi connection.

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  • Ombi URL — the URL for your Ombi server (usually on port 5000)
  • Ombi API Key — your API Key when connecting to Ombi (can be found at Ombi | Settings | Ombi; ask your admin for help if you can't find it)

Watcher | Connection Settings

Use this section to setup your Watcher connection.

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  • Watcher URL — the URL for your Watcher server (usually on port 9090)
  • Watcher API Key — your API Key when connecting to Watcher (can be found at Watcher | Settings | Server)
  • Username — your Watcher username (default is watcher)
  • Password — your Watcher password (default is rehctaw)
  • Watcher Storage Path — where to save your media (can only be changed within Watcher)
  • Quality Profile — the quality to save your media

Radarr | Connection Settings

Use this section to setup your Radarr connection.

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  • Radarr URL — the URL for your Radarr server (usually on port 7878)
  • Radarr API Key — your API Key when connecting to Radarr (can be found at Radarr | Settings | General; enable Show advanced)
  • Username — your Radarr username
  • Password — your Radarr password
  • Radarr Storage Path — where to save your media
  • Quality Profile — the quality to save your media

CouchPotato | Connection Settings

Use this section to setup your CouchPotato connection.

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  • CouchPotato URL — the URL for your CouchPotato server (usually on port 5050)
  • CouchPotato API Key — your API Key when connecting to CouchPotato (can be found at CouchPotato | Settings)
  • Username — your CouchPotato username
  • Password — your CouchPotato password
  • Enable CouchPotato — enables the use of CouchPotato

Medusa | Connection Settings

Use this section to setup your Medusa connection.

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  • Medusa URL — the URL for your Medusa server (usually on port 8081)
  • Medusa API Key — your API Key when connecting to Medusa (can be found at Medusa | Settings | General | Interface | Web Interface)
  • Username — your Medusa (HTTP) username
  • Password — your Medusa (HTTP) password
  • Medusa Storage Path — where to save your media
  • Quality Profile Type — the quality type to save your media (i.e. "Default," "User Defined," "Any," etc.)
  • Quality Profile — the quality to save your media

Sonarr | Connection Settings

Use this section to setup your Sonarr connection.

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  • Sonarr URL — the URL for your Sonarr server (usually on port 8989)
  • Sonarr API Key — your API Key when connecting to Sonarr (can be found at Sonarr | Settings | General; enable Show advanced)
  • Username — your Sonarr username
  • Password — your Sonarr password
  • Sonarr Storage Path — where to save your media
  • Quality Profile — the quality to save your media

Sick Beard | Connection Settings

Use this section to setup your Sick Beard connection.

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  • Sick Beard URL — the URL for your Sick Beard server (usually on port 8081)
  • Sick Beard API Key — your API Key when connecting to Sick Beard (can be found at Sick Beard | Config | General | API)
  • Username — your Sick Beard username
  • Password — your Sick Beard password
  • Sick Beard Storage Path — where to save your media
  • Quality Profile Type — the quality type to save your media ("Initial," or "Archive")
  • Quality Profile — the quality to save your media

Other Settings

Theme Settings

Use this section to customize Web to Plex's look and feel

Each theme is activated when the save button is engaged and the affected pages are refreshed.

Site Settings | Experimental Sites

Use this section to enable/disable experimentally supported sites

Each site is disabled by default, and may change support without notice.

Site Settings | Default Sites

Use this section to enable/disable supported sites

Each site is enabled by default, and may change support without notice.

Connection Settings | Proxy Settings

Use this section to control the extension's proxy connection settings

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  • Force Secure Connections — forces all insecure (HTTP) connections to be proxied through HTTPS.
  • Proxy URL & Syntax — specify the proxy URL (and syntax) to use
    • {url} OR {raw-url} — the URL of the page, without any changes
    • {enc-url} OR {encode-url} — encodes the URL (i.e. all " " become "%20")
    • {b64-url} OR {base64-url} — encodes the URL using Base-64 (btoa)
  • Proxy Headers — specify the headers to pass to the proxy
    • Header="Value"
    • Header=Value
    • Header=@property (allows basic parsing of objects, where @ represents top/window)
    • Header=@{...} — returns the same values as the Proxy URL & Syntax section
  • Native Proxy Settings — your computer's network settings (Windows only)

Media Settings

Use this section to control how the extension handles lists of items

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  • AutoGrab — should the extension ask before downloading multiple items, or not?
  • Maximum AutoGrabs — if AutoGrab is set to continue without the user's permission, how many items are allowed before requiring permission? The absolute maximum is 100
  • Ignore Found Items — when encountering an item already accounted for, should the extension show an error message?
  • Prompt for Save Location — for each prompt, should the user be allowed to change each save location individually?
  • Prompt for Quality — for each prompt, should the user be allowed to change each quality individually?

Notification Settings

Use this section to control notifications from the extension

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  • Ignore Found Items — if enabled, items returned as "already exists" (or similar) will be ignored
  • Ignore Repetitive Notifications — if enabled, all but the first notification marked as info (grey) will be ignored

Search Settings

Use this section to control how the extension searches for media

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  • Loose Searching — if enabled the extension will attempt to match media using RegExps when it has exhausted all other search methods
    • Searching Sensitivity — if Loose Searching is enabled, how strict should the match be before being accepted?
  • Manager Searching — if enabled, the extension will search your managers (if applicable) for media IDs

Advance Settings | API Keys

Use this section to define extra API Keys

Each API Key may not even be used, or may be used in place of the default key.

Advance Settings | Data Handling

Use this section to control the extension's data

  • Configuration Data — use this to backup/restore your current configuration of the extension (excluding cached searches)
  • Erase Cache — use this to erase your cached searches (found media information such as correct dates, IDs, etc.), permissions, and other miscellaneous data

Advance Settings | Developer Options

Use this section to control developer options. This section may cause data loss!

  • Developer Mode — use this to enable/disable developer mode. Enabling this will log all errors, warnings, and miscellaneous messages for the user to view and/or interact with

I have an idea, where can I tell someone?

If you want to request a feature, please submit a Feature request.

I'm having trouble, where can I find help?

If you're having some trouble with the extension, please see the Wiki.

I broke it. Who do I tell?

If you want to report a bug/problem, please submit:

  • a Bug Report for generic errors that can be easily fixed (e.g. a website updated, the scripts are outdated; or, the extension no longer works on a site)
  • a Fail Report for errors that make the extension unusable (e.g. can't save settings)

Getting Started

Developer Center

Issues/Error Reporting

Change Logs

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