Hide specific manga titles in latest feed.

[theo1996]

From what I understand everyone uses the Latest page to read manga daily but the latest feed is often literred with manga that you have zero interest in so it would be nice to add manga to a ignore list/hide list.

 

[Angry_Panda]

From what I understand everyone uses the Latest page to read manga daily but the latest feed is often literred with manga that you have zero interest in so it would be nice to add manga to a ignore list/hide list.

...almost like some sort of, oh, library?

Like, perhaps, if you were able to go the title page for a manga you were interested in, and click on a button labeled 'Add to Library,' and then see updates for just those manga on a dedicated page, accessible through the sidebar?

Yeah, that would be nice.

 

[theo1996]

...almost like some sort of, oh, library?

Like, perhaps, if you were able to go the title page for a manga you were interested in, and click on a button labeled 'Add to Library,' and then see updates for just those manga on a dedicated page, accessible through the sidebar?

Yeah, that would be nice.

Are you pretending to be dumb? you better not be..........
Library shows only the manga you already are reading while in the latest page you have what you are reading, titles you are not interested in AND new titles that come out almost every day that I might like. How am I suppsed to find those new titles efficiently without wasting time reading library and latest

 

[RogueKitsune]

Have you tried the Updates page? That should only have chapters for titles that your are following/enabled notifications.

Also there is the more convoluted path of using an MD List and going to the feed tab

 

[GipoScribantino]

Everybody's missing the point: let's say I have an empty list of followed titles, so I go to latest updates scouring the list for titles. Now let's say I don't want to read titles with the tag XYZ: how do I hide those works from the list of latest updates while I fill my empty library?

The answer is you cannot (yet), unless you install a userscript that was published in this forum ( I can't find the thread) so that you open the title, see if it has XYZ and then press "Ignore". That way, the next time you check the list for titles to add to the library the ignored ones do not litter what you see.

 

[RogueKitsune]

Everybody's missing the point: let's say I have an empty list of followed titles, so I go to latest updates scouring the list for titles. Now let's say I don't want to read titles with the tag XYZ: how do I hide those works from the list of latest updates while I fill my empty library?

The answer is you cannot (yet), unless you install a userscript that was published in this forum ( I can't find the thread) so that you open the title, see if it has XYZ and then press "Ignore". That way, the next time you check the list for titles to add to the library the ignored ones do not litter what you see.

Sure, thats tag black listing, which is planned, but thats not what is being asked about unless I am mistaken

 

[GipoScribantino]

Sure, thats tag black listing, which is planned, but thats not what is being asked about unless I am mistaken

I'm fairly certain by "Latest page" the OP meant the "Latest Updates" button in the sidebar.

 

[OisE]

new titles that come out almost every day that I might like

You can read here the recently added first chapter(s) in your language settings, but it's sorted by titles.

And you can read here in updates

It's not possible to blacklist titles, and I'm pretty sure it won't be possible at all, because it will be too heavy to implement.

Another solution would be to create a script which hides unwanted titles and titles already in your library in the latest updates.

 

[ieatass69]

I thought it's time to shill my script but I saw you already knew about it. That script should be able to do what you want to achieve. I don't guarantee support for mobile since I hate using phones, though.

The answer is you cannot (yet), unless you install a userscript that was published in this forum ( I can't find the thread) so that you open the title, see if it has XYZ and then press "Ignore". That way, the next time you check the list for titles to add to the library the ignored ones do not litter what you see.

I added tag blacklisting support sometime ago due to the rampant yaoi uploads.

 

[theo1996]

I thought it's time to shill my script but I saw you already knew about it. That script should be able to do what you want to achieve. I don't guarantee support for mobile since I hate using phones, though.


I added tag blacklisting support sometime ago due to the rampant yaoi uploads.

I hate using phones too. Thank you for that, I am already using.

 

[shirzgird]

I thought it's time to shill my script but I saw you already knew about it. That script should be able to do what you want to achieve. I don't guarantee support for mobile since I hate using phones, though.


I added tag blacklisting support sometime ago due to the rampant yaoi uploads.

Could you post the link to your script in this thread? I tried looking for it by clicking on your profile to check created threads, but it must be set to private.

 

[HelperHand]

Could you post the link to your script in this thread? I tried looking for it by clicking on your profile to check created threads, but it must be set to private.

Check in here

For references, you could do two things, first use the search feature of the forums (faster) or hover over an user's name and then click the number of messages in the popup, then you will need to manually check (slower)