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Plex Settings

Login | Login Settings

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

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)

Login | Advance

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

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • 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

Sonarr | Connection Settings

Use this section to setup your Sonarr connection.

  • 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

CouchPotato | Connection Settings

Use this section to setup your CouchPotato connection.

  • 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

Other Settings

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

  • 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

Media Settings

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

  • 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

  • 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

  • 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)
  • Local Search Cache — use this to erase your cached searches (found media information such as correct dates, IDs, etc.)

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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