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Using Firefox 99.0.1 on Windows 10 64bit.

If i resize my window on my desktop to a width of 804px or less it will hide (after a reload) the navigation bar at the top.

It doesn't show the top left "3-line menu" button like on a mobile device though. It simply hides the navbar.

If I emulate an iPad (810x1080) within firefox it displays the 3-line menu button in the top left corner correctly.

Is this a bug? This makes it difficult to read in a split-screen view

WebP is an image compression format, which can save the size of images significantly with the almost same image quality.

tanuki can provide image compression and format management feature to discount the size of existing manga to save more storage. Conversion can be done by extra tools like ImageMagick.

Support Mangadex downloads where the link to the image exists on external sites

make this happen so when the delete finished tasks button is pressed, failed downloads still exist

Now, tanuki only supports Mangadex as the download backend. Many more manga sites can be supported, and they can be added to the support list.

I built tanuki on my pi (arm32) and it compiled successfully after changing GOARCH to arm.

But for some reason it never loaded a folder or zip file into the library?

Am i doing something wrong or is the arm version simply weird?

pi@pi:~/tanuki $ unzip -l library/test.zip
Archive:  library/test.zip
  Length      Date    Time    Name
---------  ---------- -----   ----
        0  2022-04-14 21:00   test/
   309553  2022-04-14 21:00   test/test_027.jpg
[...]

Even after manually reloading it via the web ui it didn't show up. Any tips?

BR

ability to sort by title, progress in ascending, descending

add ability to track chapters from aggregators and automatically download new ones, implement this after implementing the plugin system

Stop thumbnails not showing or being jumbled

When searching for Mangadex titles the thumbnails don't show

Explain that libraries need folders as discussed in #4

The reader will crop large images. e.g. if the size of the image is 2560x1350px, it will be incomplete to read on PC devices.

The reason is that the image is not scaled because the reading window size is fixed. When the image is larger than reading window size, only part of the image will be displayed. The remaining part of the image is obscured.