NexoraWhich add-ons work in Nexora
What Nexora can read from an add-on, what the app shows before you add one, and how to ask for support.
What Nexora reads
Nexora works with add-ons in the JSON add-on format used by Stremio-compatible add-ons: a link that ends in
/manifest.json (an add-on's configure page link works too). From an add-on, Nexora uses:
- Catalogs of movies, series and live TV channels — the rows on Home, Movies, Series and Live TV, and search.
- Details of a title — description, cast, seasons and episodes.
- Streams that play: a video link (http or https), a torrent (magnet or info hash, with peer-to-peer turned on in Settings), or a link to a page that opens in your browser.
- Subtitles for movies and episodes.
Titles are matched by their IMDb id (tt…) or the id the add-on gives, so an add-on that finds
streams by IMDb id also works for titles listed by another add-on.
What Nexora leaves out
- Content types other than movies, series, TV and channels (for example a separate anime or "other" type). An add-on that only offers those is not supported.
- "Streams" that are only information about a title, with nothing to play — some add-ons use the stream list in other apps to print extra text. Nexora doesn't show them as places to watch, and an add-on that only does this is not supported.
- Usenet (NZB) links and archive files.
- Lists of other add-ons (add-on catalogs), and parts of an add-on Nexora can never ask for.
What the app tells you before adding
When you paste an add-on's link, or pick one under Add → Add-ons, Nexora reads its manifest and asks it once for a stream and a catalog page, then shows one of these:
| Shown as | What it means |
|---|---|
| Supported | Nexora can use everything the add-on offers that it shows: it is added and used. |
| Partly supported | Nexora can use some of it. The app lists what it will use and what it will leave out before you add it, for example catalogs of a content type Nexora doesn't show. |
| Needs setup | The add-on must be set up on its own page first (for example with your account or key). The app opens that page; add the link it gives you afterwards. |
| Not supported | Nothing in the add-on is something Nexora can use, so it is not added. The app says why and offers Request support. |
Add-ons added before this check are checked again: one that is not supported is not used, and Settings → Sources & addons shows it with Request support and Remove.
Request support for an add-on
If an add-on you use isn't supported, tap Request support in the app. It opens an e-mail in your own mail app for you to read and send: the add-on's name, version, web address (without any account or setup details from your link), what it offers and why Nexora can't use it. Nothing is sent until you send it. You can also write to us from the Support page.
Add-ons are made by other people. This page describes what Nexora can read, not the add-ons themselves. See the Terms of use.