How do you read manga on the computer
14 years ago
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Umm...i download the chapter/volume i want to read, extracting it and right click and select "preview" 🙄 . Also i use software Called DomDomSoft, which allow you to download manga from some online manga reader site like mangafox
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part of the reason people use "fancy programs" to view manga is so they don't have to keep extracting images for the standard windows viewing program, which keeps everything compact/saves room.
maybe i'll try use those "fancy programs" also 😁
14 years ago
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I just read it online lol sites like mangafox etc
14 years ago
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One page at a time, of course right to left unless otherwise stated.
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I NOW PREGER MANGA READER TO MANGA FOX.
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I NOW PREGER MANGA READER TO MANGA FOX.
Preger?
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14 years ago
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Mac has a very simple and nice standard program called Preview that I've always used. There's nothing to complain about, especially on the newer operating systems (in my case, 10.6.7.). 😃
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ComicBookLover is pretty much the only decent viewer I know of on the Mac. It leaks memory like crazy, but other than that is does the job well -- it just means you have to restart the program every couple hours 🙄
Why the heck don't you just use Preview? Select all images in a chapter, open in preview and use cmd+⇧+f ... Then it is full screen with a black background. You only have to use the <- -> keys to look at the pictures (and maybe pause the play function by pressing space). And the good thing; it doesn't crash, darling. 😉
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One page at a time, of course right to left unless otherwise stated.
I like to read it upside down.
14 years ago
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I usually read online via mangafox, mangareader, mangastream and the like, but if I'm downloading, I use my phone 😛 There's an app for iPhones that can download and open/view .rar and .zip files.
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I use Xee, but it's just my default picture viewer so I view everything it in really, not just manga.
Retains the quality, easy as hell to use and hardly takes up any memory.
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I am so embarassed to admit this, but I didn't even know of the existence of all these picture-viewing applications until I read this topic 😲
So far, I've only ever used Microsoft Office Picture Manager and Picture and Fax Viewer...I've gotta go get CDisplay or something, since I read just as much manga on my computer as I do online.
14 years ago
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Since I use Mac, I go with basic softwares like Simple Comic :]
14 years ago
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Quote from tactics
I use Xee, but it's just my default picture viewer so I view everything it in really, not just manga.
Retains the quality, easy as hell to use and hardly takes up any memory.
Xee. and download from scalation websites(a-team,blackwing, redhawk, imanga etc...) and mangareader....onemanga 🙁
14 years ago
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I like Simple Comic, mainly cuz it's the only thing I haven't deleted in a fit of impatience for sorting the pages wrong, or forgetting to order the pages in the right order. 😛
