@chocolatkey I have been using the RSS feed but I wanted to stay out of specific technologies. The new calendar / schedule is very nice and I'd be almost completely satisfied with just another filter option to show only "end" parts. Only additional feature RSS feed gives me is the ability to hide/mark the volume once I've read it, which I can easily do without.

For now it new volumes will appear on series pages when they launch. The future volumes feature has been disabled.

If people wish to comment on that they should post in the new site feedback topic.

Galaxy S10 in vertical, I just feel like when I tried tapping more than somewhat off center the page moved instead of bringing up the interface, but if the columns are all 1/3 rather than something like 1/4-1/2-1/4 I could see why it would seem like that.

I'm not really bothered by it, I don't think I'd ever be using the reader on my phone in the first place if I wasn't trying to troubleshoot something.

Crimson Text as been (re-)added for the website's novel reader. It will be added to the app in the next update

@Chub1821465
You can already adjust the font size.

see https://forums.j-novel.club/topic/2710/general-recommendation-thread-not-series-license-requests/

@Amalia-Lobato-m3yesnd

Hello,

For a general overview of how J-Novel Club handles future volume releases for its licensed Light Novel titles please refer to the following topic:

https://forums.j-novel.club/topic/3477/future-volume-release-schedule

Other then that I am sorry but I don’t know what title you are specifically referring to when you say KnH

Edit: I guess you were referring to the Japanese title for Apothecary Diaries which is, Kusuriya no Hitorigoto, as for that title, although the date is still tentative, the translator did post the following message:

Kevin-S said in The Apothecary Diaries Vol. 1 Discussion:

Good news! Provided there are no further hiccups (and we certainly hope there won't be), part 1 of volume 2 should launch this Friday, Feb 19th. The second volume is just a little bit longer than the first one, so it will run in 11 parts.

Once again, we can't thank you enough for your understanding and patience during this delay, and we really look forward to sharing volume 2 with you!

So the date for the finalized ebook release is a bit far off still, (will be released a few weeks after the final part is released on the site) but the volume will begin pre-publication on the site, hopefully soon.

Kazuki-sensei received bunch of manga prints.
https://mobile.twitter.com/miyakazuki01/status/1361909404975554562

As an add to the above, for series that include ".5" volumes, this also breaks pretty badly.

For me, I have to do things like "fix" all the metadata to be something like "vv.s" - e.g. 01.0, 01.5, 02.0, etc.

Honestly, I wish readers and libraries would actually sort these properly. Something like C#'s Version class which properly deals with the xx.yy.zz.aa version string (and its sub-variants, eg. xx.yy, xx.yy.zz).

In the meantime people can look at https://forums.j-novel.club/topic/305/premium-e-book-bonus-contents-list?page=1 for a handy summary of bonus content.

Premium versions also provide high quality artwork for novels with illustrations. Prepubs do not include the colour illustrations. So that is another reason to spend a credit even if you've read the prepubs and there isn't premium bonus content. There is also additional editing compared to the prepub version and you get it in epub format.

The official J-Novel Club twitter account tweets about physical editions all the time, and always tweets when a physical book comes out on release date (they've tweeted about the FMP hardcovers dozens of times, for what it's worth).

@Guspaz said in Multiple contents missing from Arifureta: Short Story Collection:

Further complicating matters is that publishers must sign a contract with Amazon that forbids them from pricing books more cheaply than what they charge on Amazon... which would actually prevent J-Novel Club from selling the books for $6 to premium subscribers. The workaround (which I've seen other publishers use too) is that the book you buy from J-Novel Club isn't the same book. It's a different book because of the bonus content. So they're not selling the same book cheaper than on Amazon, they're selling a different book cheaper.