
Actually, I have. It would work for a little bit then just never update chapters.
Rensaio used to run a Suwayomi server in the background but the v2 got rid of it. Now it runs Mihon extensions via its own implementation.

Actually, I have. It would work for a little bit then just never update chapters.
Rensaio used to run a Suwayomi server in the background but the v2 got rid of it. Now it runs Mihon extensions via its own implementation.

I remember seeing Sifu a lot a while back. I should put that on my wishlist.
Sekiro was my first ever soulslike game, so I gave up halfway through. I should also go back and finish it now that I’ve got more experience.

Its definitely vibe coded, but the best thing for manga I’ve found so far is Rensaio. The dev is active and responsive.
It uses Tachiyomi/Mihon plugins so it’s fairly familiar if you’re used to that. Its fairly memory intensive, which is a downside, but it’s the best solution I’ve found so far.
I haven’t found an ebook solution yet, sadly.

I’ve picked up Nine Sols again. I like parry games and this is sort of like Hollow Knight meets Sekiro. I couldn’t get into Hollow Knight but almost instantly got into Nine Sols, for whatever reason.
Your commitment to low memory usage is quite apt in the current memory crisis.
I made sure to have it set to download new chapters regardless.
Admittedly I didn’t try that hard to get things running smoothly since the whole web ui was sluggish for me. I just ponied up for more RAM though so that might help if I decide to give it another go.