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What free websites/applications do you recommend for mild convenience?
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For reading manga: Kotatsu
It's free and open source. Has a great UI and you have great features like downloading manga and it rememberimg where you left of.
Tachiyomi is also fantastic for this, it's often touted as being the 'best' Android manga reader
Tachiyomi is so good, I developed manga addiction and have 30 mangas in my recommendation folder alone
I think I would've stopped reading manga if Tachiyomi hadn't made it so easy ☺️
Just started Zom 100: Bucket List of the Dead and absolutely loving it so far. Any recommendations?
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