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How to read NAS manga — local, WebDAV, and Komga

How to read NAS manga? Local, WebDAV, and Komga paths

What you need

  1. iPhone or iPad
  2. A manga source: local files, WebDAV/SMB, or a server library you already run
  3. A reader that can open those sources (for example ManYue)

Path A: Offline CBZ / CBR

  1. Place files where the Files app can see them
  2. Import CBZ / CBR / CB7 / ZIP / RAR / 7z / PDF in the reader
  3. Use shelves and bookmarks; read fully offline on weak networks

Path B: WebDAV / SMB to the NAS

  1. Enable WebDAV or SMB on the NAS or cloud drive
  2. Add the connection in the reader (address, path, account)
  3. Test with a small folder before syncing progress (if you need sync)

If it fails, check protocol, port, path, permissions, and LAN vs secure remote access.

Path C: Komga / Kavita / Suwayomi

  1. Confirm the service opens in a desktop browser
  2. Add the matching server-library type in the reader
  3. Browse, read online, or download for offline

OPDS: catalogs with page-by-page APIs can be read directly; whole-package-only entries usually need a download first.

FAQ

Progress synced but the book is missing?

Sync moves reading data; whether the file exists on the other device is a separate check.

Do I have to buy a membership?

Only if you need NAS connect, sync, or server libraries. A few local files can start with base features.

Private reader vs online manga apps?

Your own library → private reader; platform serials → content sites. See also ManYue.

Get the app

Download ManYue on the App Store · private manga on iPhone / iPad

Also: Komga checklist · Private NAS overview