Sorry for recommending readest, the webdav feature is locked behind paywall

https://github.com/readest/readest/issues/1078

will do, thank you!

Didn’t know Openbooks IRC before, thanks a lot!

Didn’t know you are writing your own code, thought you might take advantage in shelfmark, because it is very much mature.

thanks a lot!

Grimmory is new to me, is it something like calibre for managing metadata?

I recently switched from manual downloads to Shelfmark, and I highly recommend it, makes downloading books so much easier, especially from Anna’s Archive.

I looked into Moon+ Reader, and I would recommend readest instdead.

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Try shelfmark, to me it is much better than lazylibrarian and readarr/bookshelf

I am a bit annoyed by the fact that (as in Kavita) each book/series folder is a series, but at the end of the day the pros outweighs the cons for me.

Yeah me too. I will try komga. thanks a lot

Try shelfmark

Would you say Kavita is better than calibre web? I’m having trouble adjusting to folder structures of Kavita

thanks a lot for recommending shelfmark.

Do you use calibre to manage metadata?

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thanks!

This 2 are the best in Open Source browsers at this time, you don’t have to use all the features but they are there. this post is just for those who are interested in comparing this 2 specific browser to find out which one is most suitable, personally I prefer librewolf.

yes

sorry, non open source is not acceptable in my view

I might be wrong, but search results gives “Vivaldi is not entirely open source”

thank you!

Well at least it is open source, I guess the best alternative for people who want a chromium based browser with sync feature