aonarr-web allornothing/aonarr:web https://hub.docker.com/r/allornothing/aonarr bridge sh false https://github.com/aon082910/AoNarr/issues https://github.com/aon082910/AoNarr AoNarr is a self-hosted media manager that unifies Sonarr/Radarr/Lidarr/Readarr/Prowlarr/Bazarr/Whisparr-style functionality across 10 library types (Movies, TV Shows, Anime, Music, Books, Comics, ROMs, Online Videos, Courses, Adult) in one app. This is the browser UI container. It requires the "aonarr-server" container (same repo, "server" tag) to be installed and running — install that one first. By default this expects the backend container to be named "aonarr-server" and listening on port 8989. If you renamed the server container or changed its port, update the AONARR_SERVER_HOST / AONARR_SERVER_PORT variables below to match. On Unraid, containers on the default bridge network can reach each other by container name. The API's own options — including the optional AONARR_CORS_ALLOWED_ORIGINS, for other sites' pages (e.g. a dashboard widget) that call the API from the browser — are set on the aonarr-server container, not this one. This UI never needs it. MediaApp:Video MediaApp:Music MediaApp:Books MIT http://[IP]:[PORT:9876]/ https://raw.githubusercontent.com/aon082910/AoNarr/main/templates/aonarr-web.xml https://raw.githubusercontent.com/aon082910/AoNarr/main/web/public/icon.svg --restart=unless-stopped Install "aonarr-server" first — this container proxies API calls to it. 9876 aonarr-server 8989