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Taitoru. When you have a physical book, it's easy to skip the table of contents page - not so with what we have.

I envision it looking like horizontal scroll bar that spans from 0% to 100% with a checkbox - "Unknown" by the side.

The promotion list could be displayed at the bottom of the page, perhaps.

I'd really prefer to decrease the chance of me stumbling onto a yaoi manga down to 0. Adding the random chackbox to the search page would probably require placing a separate frame with a single manga page in place of the normal search results.

Click on 其の一 to begin reading. To proceed click on the left side. The first pages are an explanation of what has been done, so you can skip them. https://comic-walker.com/contents/detail/KDCW_CW01200695010000_68/

Currently, the manga page is positioned a little bit to the left from the center of the page.

The easier it is, the more people will register.

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Feel like it's wierd not to have it there, especially when the advanced search is hidden in a submenu.

Also, don't include half-read chapters to the progress meter.

There are manga about car restoration(zessyaka!), invention, anime/manga/game/novel creation, linguistics of another world, hunting, farming, search and rescue, wine serving...

The current "Notice: There are no chapters in your selected language(s)." is too vague.

"completely translated" should probably be hidden when at the manga page.

Always thought it meant public status which can also mean scanlations.

The current solution is to write different names for author and artist in the manga info even when they are the same person, but that's confusing. Case in point https://mangadex.org/title/8232/abnormal-kei-joshi (which is on the way out of hiatus, judging by the author's twitter images)

Beats having the last available volume cover all the time. The official manga reading sites never do this.

Now that the order of chronology is reversed it seems silly having to go all the way to the bottom to answer a message that's at the top.

Batoto had it the same way.

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Otherwise, by default you'll stumble into a page loading if you try to skip the click next twice too fast.