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    • Rahul BalagganR
      Rahul Balaggan Staff
      last edited by Rahul Balaggan

      I agree having a tracking function on the site would be helpful, but for now you can keep track in the app.

      Opening the app and seeing where I left off on a particular series doesn’t take much.

      They will be overhauling the website so maybe a tracker will be part of the future upgrades, as for a notification system it has been brought up before and although I wouldn’t benefit from it at all others probably will...

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      • mlindnerM
        mlindner Premium Member @Rahul Balaggan
        last edited by mlindner

        I don't read on my phone (unless on break at work). I use the website so an app isn't helpful.

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        • tgquan67T
          tgquan67
          last edited by

          Well, last year I requested it as well, but it seems it will take a (very long) while for it to get implemented.
          As far as I can see from this site's API, the structure is a bit haphazard, so it will need an overhaul first.

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          • RanR
            Ran
            last edited by

            I'd really like for this to be a built in feature too. :)

            I actually use Google Keep with each short tag for a series and the last volume/part read -- the app sometimes forgets where I am too, so it's helpful. <_<

            For notifications, the links in tgquan67's sig work great with https://feed43.com/ (if you like RSS).

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            • tgquan67T
              tgquan67
              last edited by

              That link also provide proper RSS feed at the bottom of the page, so you can use without dealing with grabbing data from HTML.

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              • RanR
                Ran
                last edited by

                ... yeah, that's way easier. ^_^; Thanks!

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                  The One Demon Member
                  last edited by The One Demon

                  I would love a tracker and notification function too! An email notification would be preferred for me for sure! (Once a day if per release is too much strain on their servers) I'll probably forget about the manga I am reading, then remember in a month and have no idea where I was up to lol.

                  EDIT - Also just got the app.... Doesn't seem to have any Manga on there, so I can't even use that to keep track of that. RIP.

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                  • smashman42S
                    smashman42 Premium Member @The One Demon
                    last edited by

                    @the-one-demon the manga is in their app for me, but I'm an Android user signed up for betas so it might be different for others.

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                    • LegitPancakeL
                      LegitPancake Premium Member @The One Demon
                      last edited by

                      @the-one-demon if you use iOS, then I recommend signing up for the beta app. You can find info about that here: https://forums.j-novel.club/topic/2364/a-way-to-keep-track-of-currently-reading-series

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                        The One Demon Member @smashman42
                        last edited by The One Demon

                        @smashman42 said in A way to keep track of currently reading series:

                        @the-one-demon the manga is in their app for me, but I'm an Android user signed up for betas so it might be different for others.

                        @legitpancake said in A way to keep track of currently reading series:

                        @the-one-demon if you use iOS, then I recommend signing up for the beta app. You can find info about that here: https://forums.j-novel.club/topic/2364/a-way-to-keep-track-of-currently-reading-series

                        Thank you guys! I'm on Android and signed up to the beta and there's a button to go to Manga. Pretty sure it wasn't there before lol.

                        EDIT - Unfortunately no kind of tracking for Manga... Might try Google Keep. If only trackr.moe was compatible with the site.

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                          Darkapostle
                          last edited by

                          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.

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                            LifeRoot84 Premium Member
                            last edited by

                            With the addition of so many new series it is getting harder to scroll through to find the series you are reading. It would be great to have a tab to keep track of the series you are reading and where you have last left off.

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                            • Paul NebelingP
                              Paul Nebeling Premium Member
                              last edited by Paul Nebeling

                              Easy solution: Read everything. I will admit though, with the number of new titles getting added, that is starting to be quite a challenge. Kind of like watching all the anime released in a season. Although the quality level here is much higher.

                              Edit to add: Currently, I've got a backlog of 24 parts to read, with more getting added every day.

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