[Gourab0002]

Fixes #2762

What changed

• plugins/multisrc/novelfire/template.ts (parseChapter): if the fetched page has no #content, look for a window.location.href = "..." redirect in the page scripts and fetch that target instead.
• plugins/multisrc/novelfire/sources.json: Novel Fire bumped 1.4.4 → 1.4.5.

Why

Novel Fire chapter URLs (https://novelfire.net/book/<novel>/chapter-<n>) now return a 302 to https://readnovel.site/novel/<novel>/chapter-<n>. That page is a "Loading..." stub that forwards with JavaScript to https://novelphoenix.com/novel/<novel>/chapter-<n>?noti=1, where the real chapter (with #content) lives. Webview runs the JS and works; the plugin stopped at the stub and threw "Chapter content container (#content) not found". The chapter list and paths are still correct (checked against listChapterDataAjax and /latest-release-novels).

Verification

• npm run check:plugin -- "plugins/english/NovelFire[novelfire].ts": before the fix parseChapter ❌ FAIL (#content not found); after the fix all 4 checks ✅ PASS (parseChapter 14597 chars).
• npm run check:plugin -- "plugins/english/NovelPhoenix[novelfire].ts" (same template): ✅ all pass.
• Manual: latest chapters, e.g. absolute-beast-dominion/chapter-761, follow the same redirect chain and now load.
• npx tsc --project tsconfig.production.json --noEmit: OK
• npx eslint plugins/multisrc/novelfire/template.ts: OK
• npm run build:full: OK

Risks

• Depends on the stub page's current window.location.href pattern. If that changes, behaviour falls back to the existing error.
• The redirect goes through only one extra hop and only when #content is missing, so pages that already work are unaffected.
• Novel Phoenix shares the template. It doesn't hit this path, and its version is unchanged.

[greptile-apps]

Confidence Score: 5/5

[Medium impact] The PR appears safe to merge.

Summary

Novel Fire now follows one JavaScript redirect when a chapter page lacks #content.

• Novel Fire chapters can follow a script redirect to their content.

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