Use Moblin
Read in the private browser on the phone that records.
Choose the private browser
Use Moblin's private in-app browser. Its Browser scene widget is a video effect and puts the page into the recorded output. WolfCue cannot detect which one you opened. Confirm your capture setup by reviewing a saved recording.
Large and small views
Enter the WolfCue address in the large browser view and bookmark it there. Moblin's small view has a maximum side of roughly 250 points and can be smaller or rectangular. It has no address bar. WolfCue moves reader controls to the top and reserves the bottom-right corner for Moblin's native expand button.
The same web view is reused when changing size or hiding it. WolfCue preserves the current line on resize. If WebKit reports that the page is hidden, WolfCue pauses. Returning never resumes automatically. Process termination can still lose unsaved state.
Open a script link
In WolfCue, choose Export, then Copy script link. Open that link in Moblin's large private-browser view. Review the script and confirm replacement if different text is already saved. The script loads in the editor; select Start reading when ready.
The link carries a text snapshot, not a Notion page URL or live document.
Copy text from Notion into WolfCue before making the link. If a large link
does not open, transfer the script as a UTF-8 .txt file instead.
Saving and screen sleep
Paste, import, or open a script link inside Moblin: Safari has a separate storage area. Saved on this device means a local write succeeded, not that a permanent archive exists.
Recording alone may not keep the screen awake in Moblin. Keep screen awake requests a browser wake lock when available. iOS can deny or release it. Check auto-lock, Low Power Mode, rotation, and recording continuity on your phone.
Web code cannot place Moblin's native window, promise uninterrupted recording, or guarantee the private browser stays outside every capture configuration. Run the device checklist.