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What do you mean? I access my Kavita instance via my web browser. Kavita runs in Docker.
I’ve only run Kavita as a program that I have to start to access on my network.
I know docker by name but I’m not exactly sure how I could use it with Kavita
Looking at the website, when you run the binary, it runs a webserver too:
Step 3
Once the files are extracted to a location, run Kavita.exe to launch the server. Step 4
Open a browser window and go to: http://localhost:5000/