TIL about suwayomi. I just set it up now and it is interesting. Basically, it is like a hosted version of mihon that lives on a server (it uses the same extensions and can even import a backup from mihon). It works exactly like mihon and many of the menus/settings are exactly the same. Chapters are downloaded and the library is periodically updated exactly like in mihon. You could basically put this on something like a NAS at home and use it like a web version of mihon. Optionally, you can figure out the hosting side of things and have it live at a domain you own, like manga.yourdomain.com behind basic auth. The most interesting part of hosting it on the web is that you can install a suwayomi extension in mihon on your mobile device. Then, your mobile device can browse your suwayomi library just like it does any other extension. Reading chapters on either your mobile device or on the suwayomi web ui will mark them as read. Additionally, it means that you can exclusively use the suwayomi extension on your mobile device and leave all the other extension management to the suwayomi install, migrating as needed when sources appear/disappear. All of that would be completely transparent to mihon because it is still just pointing to the same title on suwayomi. I am going to be messing around with this. There are some rough edges I have run into. The main issue I am having is that chapter downloads are really slow and the web ui isn't the most responsive at updating things like download percentages or library updates. I also couldn't get flaresolverr to work. Disabling that part of the docker compose file got downloads working again (just slow).

~Can't~ ~have~ ~princess~ ~turn~ ~into~ ~a~ ~villainess~ ~after~ ~all~~...~

Yeah, it's a nice detail. I just hope the cliffhanger ends with a surprise to Sato rather than dad going *poof*.

This is interesting, thanks

[image: be5f035d-4fb8-4fe6-8f8f-29beae99081e.webp] Something to live by, lol.

A Mangadex alternative that are decentralized via ActivityPub, where groups can host their own instance with P2P image hosting seems cool. Imagine having your manga updates directly showed on feed (if you want, some group release on Facebook already doing this, mostly oneshot).

So basically they became tapas.io.

That post was a post from a scanlator noticing a policy change when uploading a chapter. This page is a newly created FAQ by the Mangadex Staff attempting to clarify things about that policy change and answer questions about recent events. They are related, but not exactly duplicates.