Bookmark would be nice

There is a column on the Wikipedia page for print volumes, but I haven't been keeping it up to date.

@seltzermx said in Improve the prepub reader: the paragraph right before an image never ever loads. So I have to open the web reader, go to that page, and then move back to the app to continue. Been doing this almost since the begining. I think what happens here is that the image sometimes overlaps with the paragraph before it, depending on the size of your screen (Doesn't happen on my phone, but happens on my Chromebook laptop screen)

I do think a link to the KickStarter on the front page is particularly important. At least on the top carousel or something.

@jon-mitchell It works if you tap to turn the page instead of swipe. More pressing is that it has been over a year since we've had a beta build that actually displays all insert images correctly.

@carolinefelicity We’ve made Sam aware of it on Discord, as well as the fact that horizontal scrolling is also borked. It doesn’t seem particularly high on his to-do list though...

On my ~2 year old Kindle Voyage I have never changed any settings, and books added using Calibre do show up in My Library, with the most recent additions appearing on the Home screen. Attach kindle to PC with USB cable Start Calibre Add downloaded premium book to Calibre library Choose Send to Device and say yes to auto-convert My Calibre version is roughly a year old since I've been too lazy to update it.

Thaanks =w=!

For errors found in published ebooks it is generally recommended that corrections be sent to support@j-Novel.club There are various reasons for that but it basically comes down to it will get seen and addressed faster. It is also important to note that corrections found in the final QC before an ebook is published won’t always be applied to prepub parts on the website, so if the book has been published and you find an error while reading the prepub parts on the site it probably was already caught.

Yea I feel this one, I first joined on a regular membership but then when I realized that I couldn't just read all of the books of the one series I had joined to read, I was pretty pissed. Then when id figured out I needed to buy premium and or tokens it was even more frustrating. It would have been nice to understand that instead of a regular library this service is more like a library where all non new books burst into flames and you need to buy your own copy after that. I understand this stops people getting bored and reading everything and then unsubscribing but knowing that ahead of time would have made it better.

I'd love to be able to follow selected series, or even just a history button would be good so I can see what series I have read before.

@myskaros No Problem! Glad I could help

If JNC was a much bigger company, then maybe. Trying to match a full ebook reader seems like a waste of development resources when you can use a "real" reader after a quick download.

I believe Sam said he would prioritize this for the eventual website overhaul. So it's definitely on his radar. In the meantime, Amazon and Rightstuf have the best catalog to keep track of JNC prints. I use this link to keep an eye on future leaked JNC books. For example, For My Daughter volume 9 print is set to release on July 7, 2020, and that hasn't even been released in Japan yet.

@terrence said in Available Parts tab: I know this is really only a major issue with catch-up folks It's also a problem with a longer series like Dendro, Smartphone, Apocalypse. When the releases tab was clearing itself it was no fun to be paging through on my tablet and accidentally jump to volume 5 part 1 instead of page 3 of the parts.

@ulysses The beta fixes some of this, but adds other issues like resume being broken. As for forgetting credentials that is due to the authentication token expiring and not an issues with the app.

Finally. And yes I know that I could have installed the Beta one but as it is also my phone for work I would never install betaware on it (and yes even normal software has problems but then I have someone there who would be responsible)

Something like this was brought up long ago https://forums.j-novel.club/topic/243/grimgar-of-fantasy-and-ash-printed-version/11 To summarize, those types of content are produced by the anime production committee and would require a whole separate license, and that license would have to be from a company that JNC has virtually no ties with, so more then likely it will not be happening.

I really don't see much of an issue with the titles mentioned, all have fairly recently had their latest volume released in Japan while j-club already has the previous volumes released... ...except two, Bakarina (7 volumes released in Japan but only 4 on j-club) and Siskan which has been completed for a while now back in Japan but here it's still missing that final volume.

Thank you all for the answers <3 I'll postpone my subscription for another time.