Recent content by MDesu

A well labeled and organized front-end to make browser extensions/scripts easier to implement. Things like giving significant DOM nodes id's, or row elements in a list getting a specific class to make selecting and altering (just) them easier. For v3, I wrote my own browser extension in order...

@Plykiya Hmm... I tested it several times before with multiple authors and it always returned zero results (not even the original title). However, it's working for me too now. If there were no updates pushed, maybe it was simply a state problem on the server and/or my system... Regardless, I...

In search, author links use the broken URL: Instead of or

I know it's been said that the checkbox layout for search was ditched because of the additional tags, but I think the checkbox layout still works just fine. But even if more tags are added in the future, it's a simple matter to have the various sections be collapse-able: I've already...

I also prefer the checkbox layout. Despite the additional tags, I still think the checkbox layout works just fine. But even if more tags are added, it's a simple matter to have the various sections be collapse-able: I've already implemented this into a Firefox extension, and I find it...

@Red_AM I made a Firefox extension that lets you completely hide the side bar (among other things). I made a post about it here: https://mangadex.org/thread/15505 One downside is that, if you ever want to access the sidebar, you'll have to disable the setting (which requires a page refresh)...

Similarly to the recently fixed changed-follow-status-redirect bug, for manga with chapter lists that span 2+ pages, the pagination links use the old url scheme: mangadex.org/manga/###/.../chapters/2 instead of the new: mangadex.org/title/###/.../chapters/2 Edit: It's been fixed

When you change the follow status (set it to "Reading" or "Unfollow", etc), you are redirected to the old url scheme of: mangadex.org/manga/### instead of the new: mangadex.org/title/###

The staff has said before that they don't track read chapters for manga you're not following because their database tables were getting too big when they did that. Similarly, I think they're reluctant to add a "mark as read" button because they want to disincentive people from doing exactly...

It's only available for Firefox, but I wrote an extension that (among other things) allows you to completely hide the side bar. Doing so also re-centers the image (instead of being offset because of the minimized side bar). The extension also allows you to anchor the progression bar to the...

In regards to marking individual chapters as read without opening the link, I've made a Firefox extension that does that (among a few other things). The "mark as read" button uses MangaDex's API call, so it should be very light on bandwidth. I didn't implement a "mark all chapters as read"...

@remlei If you're interested, I made a Firefox extension which allows you to specify the width you want the images to be. It also has a few other options, like fixing the navbar to the top of the page (instead of the top of the screen) so that when you scroll down, you get more screen space...

If you're interested, I made a Firefox extension that allows you to tweak certain settings, including the spacing between rows on the Follows and Manga pages. It's designed for the new version of this site, so for now you can only see it work on the beta version of MangaDex. I made a post...

Well, the extension is an easy way for me to continue to make minor tweaks to my liking, so I'll keep it around, but overall I'm very happy with the new redesign.

In preparation for MangaDex v3, I made a Firefox extension to perform some toggleable tweaks to the site. It allows you to make the Reader look and feel at least a little more minimalist, as well as freeing up a little more vertical real estate for the actual images. I made a post about it in...