@pcj said in New Feature! RSS Feed:

My Atom feed of my follows is now sorted by when you guys posted it to the queuing system rather then when it was released now, after whatever you changed. Threw me for a loop because it said there were 2 unread posts, and I didn't see anything, and had to scroll down to March to see the new Skull Dragon's Daughter

https://labs.j-novel.club/feed/user/{usertoken}.atom

Just pointing out this still hasn't been fixed. The items are showing up in the ATOM feed with the date the release was uploaded and not the date it got published (but they don't show up in the feed at all until it gets published). This means it suddenly says I have 2 unread items and I have to scroll down digging for it to find out what it was because they got uploaded a while ago.

@Melicans If all you're worried about is missing the pre-order on a series you already purchase... Personally, I use my user page for that.

The series listings on there include any books available for pre-order (so long as you've bought or pre-ordered at least one book in that series), so I check that page once or twice a month to pre-order any upcoming volumes in my regular series.

@admin I was wondering how that might impact things like takedown notices and such, though the courts would have to work out who actually owns the copyright in example 1. Example 2 is far more clearcut if the sample set is the author's own work and is only used to assist rather than the total production based on illegally lifting other people's works.

Safari on MacOS and iPad, JNC app on iPhone and iPad when in low-bandwidth areas. When switching frequently between devices, I'll sometimes get random logouts after less than a day. Two weeks? Ahahahahahahahahahah. Dream on.

I've reported this before, but stopped because it didn't seem to do any good.

@MonoKono said in Website suggestions:

Connect series to a forum thread about them. So I can immediately jump over and read reactions and thoughts after finishing a chapter or a book.

Series already do this, there's a "discuss on forums" button on each series page (right under the follow button) that takes you to the Vol 1 discussion of the respective series (may not work quite so well on the oldest of series where forum discussion topics were less standardized than they are now). Clicking the forums button on the reader takes you to the discussion topic for the volume you're reading (there is a bit of funkiness if you change volumes within the reader and it may take you to the topic for whichever volume you originally clicked on).

First item I don't think is supported by the web site at the moment and would be a low priority item. Second item based on the livestream last week they didn't have the metrics for until just recently.

Agree with the third option, though I hate infinite scrolling, so I'd rather the fixed amount be increased if it can't be set from a pick list.

I don't really agree with 4 since that could get confusing for people who are looking into the series and might want to start from the beginning or if a series is on catchup, if you're looking for the latest available pre-pub, it's better to just use the calendar.

@myskaros I have that one perma-open! (:

It's still a pretty rough guess; Endo&Kobayashi expires today (and I've just read it because it popped up in that thread) but the last chapter was published almost two months ago. If there was a way to check for volumes by date of completion instead of date of expiry it would be swell.

@jpwong I tried on my iPad, Amanda the 1 2 switch only seems to affect manga, not novels, unfortunately. It also only shows up for novels if you choose pagination rather than infinite scrolling.

This is a feature I’d really love for tablets. I like how the Kindle app has done it as it’s much better line lengths for larger screens. At this point with the current app, I read novels on my phone and manga on the iPad due to having either too long a line length or too big a font on the iPad.

@Rahul-Balaggan thank you for your help

@Perplexed that ambiguity is exactly part of the issue with these! Very perceptive...

I've noticed the issue and if it bugs me enough, I'll edit the file name to add that leading zero. That seems to satisfy MoonReader+'s sitting algorithm.

@TheGrimLich not really. It tell you there multiple people into the mc. But that say noting about actual polygamy. I recently found out some novel here that I been ignoring have polygamy. So I buying them. Like book having mature tag helps but it doesn't help people like me. I want certain elements in my books that I read. The only way to find out is asking around. But the problem is that lead to more spoilers. That not problem for me but is not ideal.

Scribd looks suspect as heck, yes.
And I'm pretty sure some stuff there is suspect.
There's a reason they have that DMCA takedown request link, they acknowledge that some who place items for sale via them don't have the proper rights to do so.

In this case...
The question has been raised in the forums previously.
J-Novel does use Scribd as one of their retail sites.
But they'd rather you asked when it's legit than not ask when it turns out to not be legit, so you done good by checking.

Thanks everyone.

Reading in portrait mode my iPad in Safari it does hide the header, but tapping the center of the page brings it back and I found the gear setting. I'm now set.

@louissta As Chi said, we've launched the feature on iOS and android now (as well as the web), so with everything "working" we will start to hype it up more on social media/newsletters, etc!

@GeorgeMTO said in Continue Where You Left Off:

@Ardyvee said in Continue Where You Left Off:

for PC at least you can mouse over the part numbers to see what your progress was through it. If 0, you probably haven't read that one yet. Obviously not a great solution, but helpful as a workaround.

I've wanted something like that as well, so I just tried it on PC (Windows 10) with chrome and that doesn't work for me.