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Best way to read manga on pc?
| Get a good manga downloader then use the program called MangaMeeya to read it.
| I use "Calibre" to organize E-books, including comics, including manga. I read them with "Okular", the probably best free software PDF-reader from the probably best free-(desktop)software project KDE.
For downloading manga, I either share with friends or use a non-free tool (it's cross-platform). I'll post it's name as soon I find out. As long price policy is not transparent and the data comes with DRM bullshit I'm not willed to pay for it.
| I use HakuNeko to download manga as it has most of the popular sources and organizes manga into folders by source, manga itself and chapters.
As it downloads manga in the normal image formats i just use HoneyView for reading purposes as it has bookmarking and remembers the last folder you had open in the browser.
| HakuNeko also has options for downloading manga as .epub/.cbz/.pdf
| Thanks for all the suggestions guys (OP here). I'll probably go with HakuNeko cause I can even put the manga in my kindle.
| >>332825
Didn't try HakuNeko yet, but so far I've been using Kindle Comic Converter to read mangas on my Kindle.
| >>332060
OK I just saw I use haku-neko too for downloading. But also Calibre for organizing and Okular for reading.
| Comix is also a damn good reader.
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| So I'll have some free time this summer vacation and thought I could read some of the manga I've always been meaning to.
What manga reader would you recommend I use. I'd prefer a dedicated manga reader if it exists, but alternatives could work too I suppose.