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@Nick86 The legacy reader is called legacy for a reason, do not expect any updates to it.

This is my personal take, not to be confused with an official MangaDex stance or anything While true, it doesn't matter because the end result is, regardless, a more accurate representation of the overall quality as rated by people who are the intended audience of that specific manga in the...

Dunno, I'm a developer, I don't make the rules of conduct here. To report something, you can just PM a moderator.

Responded to the other thread. It's fine, regular users aren't allowed to.

This is known behaviour of tables. The reason why only /updates is affected is because it's the only one still using outdated layout code from the previous version of Mangadex. We intend to phase it out eventually so stuff like this doesn't happen.

This is a bug that unfortunately crept in along with the genre filtering update, and it also affects one or two other sorting modes. It's not a browser-related issue, the problem is with the site.

Checking your follows from the front page sounds quite cumbersome. Why not use the actual follows page? You could also enable the beta Recommendation feature in the reader to read all the recent follows in one go. Anyway, you're right in that the opened tab should be remembered when you go back...

No plans for a specific setting, but I have been thinking of adding an input for custom CSS for people who don't want to bother with Stylus for some reason. Anyway, this probably does the same thing: .reader-main, .reader-images, .reader-image-wrapper, .reader-images img { max-height: 980px; }

This is very much being considered, but it's going to depend on three major updates first: the reader, the API and the entire read marker system. Doing this with the current setup is essentially impossible, because simply (pre)loading the chapter data instantly marks that chapter as read.

Yoku's Island Express is a very cool pinball metroidvania. One of those games where every time you replay it you can feel your skills getting better. I don't really know why exactly I like it so much but it feels like a modern classic to me.

I got back into it for a while recently after taking like a decade of a break, partly because I was amazed my account was still there, but lately I again haven't really had time anymore so gg

River

At staff's discretion, but generally speaking they just have to be more or less worksafe.

Just /api/manga/:id and /api/chapter/:id currently, but we've been working on a big overhaul so expect major changes in the (hopefully) near future.

das is right, the lack of proper support on basically everything except Chrome means there's no good reason to allow it. We'd be drowning in broken image reports.

@rinhime It would be better if you didn't stitch the entire comic together into a single page, that just makes it slower to start reading. It looks like the raw is already split into several images, so why not just use those?

@samms That is indeed an existing option, and it's called "Tap/click target area" in the reader settings. It is an advanced option, so if you're not seeing it you'll have to enable the tick at the top of the reader settings modal.

There's not much to suggest here. It could be that the image servers you're using are simply busy during certain parts of the day when there's a lot of people online, in which case you could try using a different server (can be found in the reader settings as an advanced option). Marking this...

The problem isn't putting them at the end, they should be visible after the truncated title regardless. There's a few views here and there where that bug hasn't been fixed yet.

yRiver