My entire reading history is gone after I deleted my chrome site data, cached files and images. I still have the entire mangadex history in my chrome.

[vinaykumarhs]

Like you read the title, I just cleared chrome site data, cached files and images by accident using my phone when I tried to only clear 1 hour of history. I only cleared 1 hour of clean history, but also ticked other setting before clearing(you will see the tick boxes when you try to clear).

I still have my chrome history of reading mangadex for more than a year. How to get my reading history back. Developers or moderators of mangadex, please recomend me a solution

 

[goldencircle]

Server-side history hasn't been implemented IIRC.

 

[RogueKitsune]

As mentioned above

 

[Manko-sensei]

If you have it stored elsewhere you can simply enter again to those titles and they'll be there again, but if you want to keep those titles no matter the device bookmark them using the button that adds them to your library as Reading/Completed/On Hold/Dropped/Rereading.

 

[TestAddress]

Server-side history hasn't been implemented IIRC.

... and please don't implement that. I don't want the whole world to know what I'm reading. Or in fact, I don't want the devs know what I'm watching, because ... I worked on a company that monitors what is being watched on STB's.

 

[BraveDude8]

... and please don't implement that. I don't want the whole world to know what I'm reading. Or in fact, I don't want the devs know what I'm watching, because ... I worked on a company that monitors what is being watched on STB's.

Note that read markers are tracked server-side, and have no current limit on the number per account. Reading history is client-side because it's an incredibly expensive network fetch to make, comparatively.

 

[HDMI1]

If you have it stored elsewhere you can simply enter again to those titles and they'll be there again, but if you want to keep those titles no matter the device bookmark them using the button that adds them to your library as Reading/Completed/On Hold/Dropped/Rereading.

Or to add to this make a MDList and organize them there, as (correct me if I'm wrong) the MDList information is stored server-side.