Thread: KoboPatch WebUI: customization (NickelMenu, KOReader) and patching via your browser
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Old 06-22-2026, 02:24 PM   #48
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Originally Posted by MrSilverstrike View Post
This already happens!

Currently, a manifest is stored in the (hidden) .kobopatch-webui folder at the root of the drive if you use "Connect to my Kobo" via USB and patch your device.

The manifest contains information about the patches you last chose, and you can "re-apply" the patches that you chose before if you attempt to go through the flow again.

The NickelMenu flow works the same way (it also generates a manifest) and there's a logs folder in there too for everyone who wants to see exactly what the webapp did to their device.
If this manifest is used for a new firmware and any of the patches no longer work, does the user get notified which patch(s) no longer work? Also, can the site be made to email users when any patch is found not to work and and are fixed to work?
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