Why couldn't the UA store his novels? He had to pay for the free novels in the past?

As someone who loves reading novels, I'm not sure if the current Universal browser can store novels. However, the method of uploading novels in the browser isn't common. Normally, the browser would use local storage or network storage to buffer the content of the web page so that it would load faster on the next visit. If the browser could store the novel, then the user could load the novel content faster when they opened the browser to improve the user experience. One of the possible reasons why the browser couldn't buffer the novel was that the content itself didn't allow the browser to buffer it, or the design of the browser's buffer mechanism wasn't perfect enough. In addition, the practice of browsing novels may also be restricted by law and ethics. If you have any other questions about the novel in the browser, please feel free to ask me.

You're right. There's currently no free novel reading browser that can buffer the entire novel. Most of the time, you have to pay to access the entire content. However, some novel readers could try to use some technical means to buffer some chapters, but this method did not guarantee that they could buffer the entire novel and there were certain risks. If you need to browse novels, it is recommended to choose some reliable paid novel reading browser and pay attention to avoid scams.

There were a few reasons why he could not read free novels anymore: 1. copyright protection: free novels may be obtained through illegal channels (such as pirated versions), which violates the author's copyright. The author has the right to protect their work. No one can share, distribute or display their work without permission. 2. Censoring of content: Some free novels may contain content that violates moral, legal, or ethical norms. The content may include violence, eroticism, racialism, hate speech, etc. If the content is censored or banned, then free novels will also be affected. 3. Server load: Free novel websites may not have enough server resources to support a large number of users visiting at the same time. This may cause problems such as stagnation and dropping of the website, which may affect the user experience. 4. Advertising interference: Free novel websites may earn revenue through advertising, but advertising may interfere with the user's reading experience and affect the quality of the novel. Free novel websites may have many problems and risks, so we should use these websites carefully to avoid downloading and using illegal content to avoid violating copyright laws and other laws and regulations.

This question was not completely accurate. Some novels could be read for free, while others required payment. However, in most cases, novel websites and reading platforms would classify novels into free novels and paid novels. Free novels generally referred to novels that had already been uploaded on the website and did not need to be uploaded again. These novels could be directly read by newcomers through the website. On the other hand, pay-to-read novels required users to pay a certain fee to read the entire novel. Some novel websites would also offer some reading benefits, such as free trial reading, discounted reading, etc., so that users could read a portion of the chapters before deciding whether to continue buying. Therefore, not all novels could be read for free. Instead, novel websites and reading platforms would set different charging strategies and reading benefits according to the genre of the novel, the author, the website traffic, and other factors.

I don't quite understand what your question is. Can you provide more context and information so that I can better answer your question?

The new version of the browser might no longer support the novel as it was constantly being updated and improved, which might involve copyright issues. In order to protect the author's rights and improve the user experience, the new version of the browser might no longer support the novel's storage. However, if the user wanted to use the novel as a buffer, they could try using other web browser or online reading platforms such as UCReader.

My answer may not be completely accurate. However, as for why the new version of the browser can't be used to store novels, I understand that this is because the new version of the browser has introduced some new features and updates, including the optimization and improvement of the browser's buffer. As a result, the new version of the browser no longer supported the novel to be stored in the browser. Instead, it adopted a new technology and method to better protect the privacy and security of users. If you want to use a novel as a buffer, you can try to use other browser or a third-party novel buffer.

I'm not sure which website you're referring to. If you can provide more information or context, I will try my best to help you solve the problem. Also, if you're talking about internet speed, you can try checking your internet connection and browser settings to see if there are any problems.

I'm not sure which website or service you're referring to. Could you please provide more information and context? This way, I can better understand your questions and provide helpful answers.

There were many reasons why web novels couldn't all be free. First of all, the cost of creating online novels was very high. Many authors needed to rely on the royalties to make a living. Secondly, free novels could lead to some negative phenomena such as malicious distribution of pirated content, theft of the author's copyright, etc. These would have a negative impact on society. In addition, free novels might also cause some authors to stop writing due to lack of income, which would affect the prosperity of the literary market. Therefore, in order to ensure the health and stability of the online literature market, many websites would take certain measures to control the content of free novels, such as limiting the number of words of free novels, setting the reading time, and so on.