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I was talking about PC too since there's no mouse on mobile lol. It's probably just a difference in either the mouse or how we're using it. edit: Just updated the reader, the threshold was changed from 4 ticks to 6. Let me know if it's better. I'm sorry but I don't really understand. Whatever...

I'm not in charge of anything but the reader Well that's... bizarre, haven't heard about this problem yet. The WASD keys should work exactly like arrow keys, could you test with A and D? Does this happen only in specific chapters? Which display fit and rendering mode? Do none of the display...

Maybe I should. I don't know if I'm just overly careful about scrolling, but I almost lowered the threshold because to me it felt too rigid lol. It's transpiled as babel-preset-env. I'm guessing the problem is related to stuff like classList that old browsers don't implement properly. I don't...

It'd be fairly easy to change the css in a userstyle. It doesn't seem to me like it's important enough to warrant a settings option. .reader:not(.native-long-strip) .reader-image-wrapper { padding: 1px; } Oh right, it's not as obviously visible with a white theme. Not sure what to do about that...

And sadly it probably never will. Upgrade to a modern browser or use legacy. This is by design, as loading all images at once is unnecessarily demanding on the site. That's why it was restricted to registered users only before. There's a setting to turn it off.

The page that's considered "next" is determined by the reading direction, so correct me if I'm wrong but this sounds like working as intended. LTR: right side is next and left is previous, RTL: left side is next and right is previous.

This sounds like your touchscreen is a bit bad, dropping the scroll for brief moments and making that register as a tap. You're right though that if you disable all page turning options (including swipe) then it's a bit of a pain trying to move to the next chapter from the bottom. I'll see if...

@siscon Oh yeah I forgot to do something about this one :notlikemiya:

I'm aware of the issue. Some series with a ton of chapters will not necessarily properly load all of them to the chapter list, which you can see by checking the chapter dropdown and seeing it's showing the latest one instead of the correct one. This isn't a bug with the reader itself, but with...

Further improvements to overall system stability and other minor adjustments have been made to enhance the user experience. Mostly stuff pertaining to the long strip mode this time.

I agree, #ffffff isn't great. Even something like #fdfdfd would be a bit less eye-searing.

Oh, you're talking about the live site. Yeah, that has been fixed on the beta already.

Right now the existence of us, who can't even maintain our country Without spirits, and them who want to liberate spirits, are fighting one another.

You can open them in a new tab yourself just by middle clicking the link, there's no point in forcing everyone to open them in new tabs.

There's going to be an update to the long strip mode where there's a "notification" of the end of the chapter (as pictured below) as well a bit of a threshold to mouse wheel scrolling to prevent accidental turning to the next or previous chapter.

What do you mean about bookmarks? Like browser bookmarks? You know you can name those yourself, right?

Printing detailed information about every single manga right on the frontpage when its primary function is to just list the latest updated chapters would take a lot of space for no good reason. Instead, you could get pretty much the same effect by checking the titles in for example Detailed...

Romaji here would just use standard Hepburn. The Japanese don't use it themselves, which can lead to different "official" romanizations.

I guess that hasn't been updated in forever. Doesn't really matter when we finally get the title priority system.

It would be, yes, that's the recommendation. They would devolve into edit wars and whining, though.