@Geezer-Weasalopes That was actually reported on the discord a couple of days ago, it's on their list of things to fix now, it's supposed to save what you selected.

@rsog412 I'm not sure if it's something they can adjust, but I believe the login session is exactly 2 weeks, so if you have a routine, you might want to just incorporate logging out and then logging back in to it, that way you'll start each Monday with a new session.

@Kurzaa
Email support@j-novel.club with errors and corrections to published works; they'll forward it to the appropriate staff.

It's just that they won't get error reports sent via the retailers any longer.
J-novel is really nice in that there are ways set up for folks to contact them directly with stuff, unlike a number of the other publishers in this specific field.

@draconis72000 Not sure if this would work for your second request, but you can click Follow on a title in which case you can filter on the calendar and series pages to only show series you are following.

I just got the series Lazy Dungeon Master (all 16 so far). It would be nice if the Series Metadata could be added on JNC's end so I don't need to use Calibre to add after download to make them line up better in my Library of ebooks.
Please and Thank You

@chocolatkey

Since I posted this, I attached a larger, external monitor. There was also a reader or Firefox (or both?) update that now lets me "zoom" the image and fiddle with the image size to make it more comfortable. It's really wonky, and I would still prefer a more explicit image size control (still a fan of setting image width to browser window width).

This is also entirely based on personal preferences, comfort level, and hardware, so not sure how well this will come across in screen shots.

I expanded FF on Windows to vertically fill the screen and adjusted the browser width. I used windows snipping screenshot of the window, so the image size is the window size: too big and too small.

The "too big" image is large enough that I still have to physically move my head back to comfortably view. On my monitor, the manga image is about 9.5 inches across.

If I make the window width 3 pixels smaller, the manga image drops to 6.75 inches across. This is readable on my larger monitor, but I wish it was just a bit larger.

@Gyger Could you provide us with a screen recording of this bug?

@morbelek said in Premium Manga First Opinions:

@Weasalopes Running it Adobe Digital Editions 4.5.11.187303 using Windows 8 compatibility mode seems to work for me for the two page mode! Thanks for the tip.

That really does seem the best option using the software I've already got installed.

Bear in mind that Adobe Digital Editions has an upper limit for the number of books it will allow in your library.
I think it's 500?
Anyway, it won't let you have more than a certain number of titles in your library at one time, and it gets weird as it approaches that number, so removing stuff from its library if not reading them frequently is wise.

@strangeattractor said in Hidden entries?:

Isn't the epub format basically a zip file already? You may be able to use an epub as a zip file simply by changing the filename extension from .epub to .zip without needing to use Calibre. Unless Calibre does something more in its conversion process.

Are you perhaps talking about cbz? (cbz and cbr are pretty much same as zip and rar, respectively, a cbz/cbr is a zip/rar with only images in it)
No, while an epub IS compressed, it uses xhtml and css, and while some comic/image viewers may handle the epub format, many do not or do not handle it very well.

You can convert a comic epub to zip(or rar etc) manually too if you first uncrompress it(with 7zip or whatever), navigate to the folder with the image files, and archive(with 7zip etc) those image files into a zip/rar file(rename the extensions to cbz/cbr if you so desire). But it's easier to just use calibre if you're doing it in bulk.

@garantiertnicht Yes there are, but I imagine most people nowadays would prefer the convenience of a push notification without the hassle of setting up an RSS client

The only thing I dislike about the website is when I go to my account to look at my titles I get pop ups for all the books that have been updated etc so I have to close all those and then scroll down to see the one I actually want.