@snerdish So yeah, this turned out to be NordVPN's web filter, which I didn't know I even had installed. Fixed.

Wikipedia is often a good source for that info.

Oh, but this is rare! Two chapters in a row!
Young Lady Albert (manga) jumped ahead in both chapter 17 and 18.

I hate unnecessary clicking. More clicks is never a better design.

A way to separate "currently reading" titles from my list of favorited stuff would be nice. I'm starting to build quite the collection of favorited books, but going through them to find what I am currently reading among the titles that I have stalled, waiting on updates, or plan on reading.

Hello,

Apologies for inconvenience. I Shall Survive Using Potions (Manga): Volume 6 Chapter 1 should now be available to read as a free preview.

Thank you for taking the time to report this.

@redmasq said in Adding an audiobook filter to the series page:

As a separate note, I like the premium ebooks provided on the website: if licensing allows, I would like to eventually see DRM-free mp3 or ogg format audiobooks.

Some of the audiobooks are already available DRM free, it just depends on which store you buy them from (which of course is impacted by which company is producing the audiobook as I believe at least one company JNC is partnered with only releases their audiobooks on Audible). Slayers is available on Downpour and Libro.fm, DRM free audiobook platforms, so I'd expect the other JNC direct productions to go there, and it seems all the ones produced by Tantor Media are there too. Not sure on the format options available there though.

@Zerio

Hello,

That should now be fixed. I have gone ahead and added the tag to your forum name.

@myskaros Thanks! Obviously having a color change or some visible marker is better but this should at least help me figure out where I lost track of a few ongoing series.

@SonofGod1998 Hi there, so it's been a good long time since I've talked about this, but I've found a solution for those still interested in using text to speech on mobile (like me). Since TalkBack is treating the book like an image, it has given me the option to "describe it" and then it'll recognize the text and read the extracted text like normal. The only downside to this is that it can't automatically keep reading like before, instead I have to keep swiping and make it describe the next page each time, but just to stay up with the series, this is good enough solution.

As for iPhone users, my sister uses an external app that does the same function, just screen shoots the pages and makes the tts app to read the extracted text from the image/pages.
TalkBack Describe Image