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Try manually changing the image server from the reader settings to something that might work better. It's possible that the American servers might currently be faster than the European ones thanks to Path.net.

Suggested a dozen times, and the answer remains the same: Given the fact that we allow concurrent releases from multiple groups and in multiple languages, scanlation status is ambiguous to define and inconvenient to implement, not to mention keeping them updated would require constant vigilance...

Yeah, I obviously have my own opinions about this, but I've already said what I wanted to say. I'm glad that you've evaluated your policy occasionally, that's what I wanted to hear anyway. If you think your model is working as you expect it to be and you like the results well enough then I don't...

I wasn't talking about making money for the group, I said "for the author".

You're free to argue that point, but just asserting it isn't enough. I was careful to qualify my argument as speculation. I certainly wasn't asking you to publish anyone's names. I wasn't really even asking you to make your numbers public, because you're right, my opinion on the statistics...

It'd be much easier to recommend if it was like $15, yeah, but when this was released last May in Japan it cost a full $60+ and according to ~some people on the internet~ unsurprisingly bombed as a result.

As inconvenient as this may be it's not really a bug, the last update simply refers to the last uploaded chapter in any language. We do have plans to change this behaviour, but it's going to take a while longer.

I'm just parroting what's already been said here, but I do wonder if this is actually effective, especially to the extent that you'd like it to be. If people can request unmarked scans with a proof of purchase then you probably have the numbers to back it up. This is of course just speculation...

Trailer Just in time for Valentine's Day, Nippon Ichi Software released this simple but beautiful story-driven puzzle platforming game for the Switch and PS4. From my experience, it takes about 4~6 hours to 100% casually, so don't go into this expecting to be intellectually challenged or...

I assume that's a cache issue. The thread name seems fine. Just like firefish5000 said, in cases like this, wait a minute or ten.

That would be strange as the last reader update that really affected anything was months ago. I'll take a look at it for the rewrite.

Disabling right-click would do absolutely nothing against aggregator scraping bots, and the only real consequence is it would inconvenience and make normal users mad.

Yeah, the transpiling is missing from some of the scripts on the live site currently. Unfortunately the branch of the code I wrote to address it is currently involved in a minor merge hell. Thoughts & prayers to rdn

Technically I use sub for my quotes, not sup. By the way, I have a userscript for my quote button, which I haven't implemented it on the site yet because it doesn't actually work perfectly and I don't want people complaining about a half-finished feature. There's some stuff us devs need to...

You can. Sorry, but not going to bother with this until I write an API endpoint for comments.

Yeah, but even if I fully grant you this, I already explained why it's an irrelevant point. This manga has absolutely nothing to do with shoujo manga, therefore having it in the title makes no sense when a much more sensible translation exists. A word having a polyseme or homonym doesn't make it...

help holo is keeping me locked up in the php factory send help Don't unmod me!

@FredFriendly We're still getting occasionally hammered with bots, so unless you prefer constant 502's and the site being completely down you're just going to have to deal with the occasional 5 second wait times for now until the traffic goes back to normal.

The current API is really not much, it's essentially just for getting basic stuff for the reader. There's a proper API coming hopefully sometime this month, although initially it'll be readonly and won't yet cover all the data on the site, comments being probably the most obvious omission. We'll...

If we make an exception to RSS then the DDoS bots are just going to start smashing it instead. This is a temporary measure anyway.