Press the "Load unpacked extension." button and browse to the root folder for the extensions files.Make sure "Developer Mode" at the top of the page is checked.Open Chrome and type "chrome://extensions" into the browser.Steps to load an extension into Chrome are: Press "Fetch Chapters" button and wait for them to load.Check that the story details on the popup are correct.Click on the "Web To EPUB" action button that's now on the chrome toolbar.So for a test try loading a story from there.
Note, currently the only site that's supported is Archive of Our Own.
So, I've used that to to create a "Save to EPUB" plug-in, and I'm now going to show you how it's done, so you can use it, and extend it to handle the sites you like. Well, it turns out that it's possible to write "extensions" for Google's Chrome browser, which allow you to add additional functionality to Chrome. So you need to go between the web pages to read the story.Ĭonsequently, when after reading the first chapter of one of these stories, I've often wished that I could press a single button on my browser and have the whole story saved to an EPUB file in my downloads directory, ready to copy to my EPUB viewer. Second, the individual chapters of each story (and the good stories almost always have multiple chapters) are on multiple web pages. Firstly, because they're online sites, you need to be on-line to view them. Unfortunately, most of these sites have two minor drawbacks. If you're like me, you will have discovered that there are many sites on the Internet that have fiction that is free to read.
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