About Miru
Miru brings online video, comics, and novels into one app, with versions described for Android, Windows, and Linux. It uses extensions to connect to different content sources, and users can add custom extension repositories. The supplied information says the official extension repository provides video sources, so users can view supported content without writing their own extensions. The app also provides tools for extension authors, including support for writing extensions and debugging logs. This makes its content system configurable: users can rely on available extensions, while developers can build or manage extensions for additional sources. A unified system interface is used across the supported platforms. Miru is an online viewer whose available content depends on the installed extensions and repositories. The supplied information does not enumerate supported catalogs or guarantee that every type of source is available on every platform. It is intended to centralize access to compatible video, comic, and novel sources in one interface.
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