Scripts and files
Import UTF-8 text, copy a script link, and keep a backup.
Paste and import
Paste arbitrary Unicode, including names, emoji, and non-English scripts. The interface is English, but your script does not need to be.
Import accepts a .txt filename, case-insensitively, up to 1 MiB
(1,048,576 bytes, inclusive). The file must decode as UTF-8, contain no NUL
characters, and contain non-whitespace text. A leading UTF-8 BOM is handled;
CRLF and CR line endings become LF. UTF-16 files are rejected.
Validation finishes before the current script changes. Importing different content over a non-empty script requires confirmation. Cancel, an invalid file, or a read error keeps the current script. A newer edit or import takes priority over a stale asynchronous file read.
Script content is rendered as plain text. HTML tags are never executed.
Export
Export offers the options your browser supports:
- Copy script link copies a link containing a snapshot of the script text. Open it in Moblin's private browser to load the script there.
- Share or save opens the system share sheet when file sharing is supported.
- Download .txt starts a file download. Some in-app browsers block it; clicking Download does not prove a file was saved.
- Copy text uses the clipboard when available, with selectable text as a fallback. Keep an actual backup file for important scripts.
Moblin may support the file picker and share sheet but block downloads. Test each option on your phone. Clear and erase actions ask for confirmation. Storage can be cleared by the browser, so do not use it as your only archive.
Script links
Choose Export, then Copy script link. The link stores the text after
#script= and works without a server or sync account. Anyone with the link
can read its text. WolfCue reads the fragment in the receiving browser, then
removes it from the address. It never starts the reader automatically.
Incoming links follow the same UTF-8, 1 MiB, NUL, and non-empty rules as file imports. Different non-empty text requires confirmation before replacement. Cancel or an invalid link preserves the current script.
This copies the text currently in WolfCue. A Notion page URL does not import a script or create a live connection: copy the page's script text into WolfCue before making the link. Later edits need a new link.
A browser or messaging app may reject or shorten large links even when the
script is within the 1 MiB import limit. Use a .txt file in that case.