What If My Cloud Drive Does Not Support WebDAV?

Prefer WebDAV provided by your system, NAS, or storage service.

The more stable path is to sync, download, or move audiobook files to your own NAS, server, or WebDAV-capable storage, then expose that directory through the built-in WebDAV service.

Recommended: Built-In WebDAV

Good long-term options include:

• Built-in WebDAV on fnOS, Synology, QNAP, and similar NAS systems.
• Native WebDAV services such as Nextcloud, Jianguoyun, or 123Pan.
• A self-hosted server directory exposed through a system WebDAV service.

This keeps the path shorter, permissions clearer, and troubleshooting easier.

Optional: Third-Party WebDAV Bridges

If you cannot move files yet, tools such as OpenList can be used as a WebDAV bridge.

Keep in mind:

• These tools depend on cloud-drive APIs, login sessions, and provider risk-control rules.
• Provider changes may cause login failures, throttling, disconnects, or abnormal directory listings.
• Reliability is usually lower than built-in WebDAV or native WebDAV services.

Use third-party bridges as a transitional option rather than the only long-term storage path.

Which Mode to Use in Leelaa Reader

• Use normal WebDAV mode for NAS, Nextcloud, Jianguoyun, 123Pan, and other native WebDAV services.
• Use cloud-drive mode when a third-party bridge exposes a public cloud drive as WebDAV.