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The ability to adjust page brightness/ gamma/ contrast is great for viewing hard-to-read scans in PDFs, for instance, and could justify installing the program all on its own. Step 1 : Download PC Repair & Optimizer Tool (Windows 10, 8, 7, XP, Vista Microsoft Gold Certified). YACReader's interface needs work, and we'd like support for more file formats, but there's still plenty to like here. Navigation tools include a Page Flow dialog for browsing page thumbnails, and a simple bookmarking system.Ī separate Library manager helps organise your collection and keep track of your reading. We've found this very handy when trying to view faded scanned document pages in PDFs. YACReader also offers configurable brightness, contrast and gamma settings. If the default settings aren't quite right, then you can switch to a double page view, rotate pages, apply various zoom options, and generally customise the view to suit your needs. Hit O/ Ctrl+O, choose a document, and you can browse from page to page as usual (next/ back buttons, left/ right arrow, home/ end, and so on). The interface is minimal - just a tiny toolbar - but this doesn't have to slow you down.

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The program supports various comic, image and archive formats, including rar, zip, cbr, cbz, tar, pdf, 7z and cb7, jpeg, gif, png, tiff and bmp.

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(Not interested in comics? It could be handy just as a PDF viewer.)

On top of that maybe make contact with YACReader team ? They seem to welcome help, it's another open-source project, and maybe it could end up something like being the 'backend' for YACLibrary, with YACLibrary/YACReader becoming the 'frontend' part, making both projects into something better and greater for everyone ?įrom what i've seen it's pretty neat even if i'm still struggling big time with it, on the importing part, there is a great potential.YACReader is a capable tool for reading, browsing and managing your comic collection. Or something like the Story Arc builder fonctions from Ubooquity Users (it's in the Ubooquity forums, Story Arc thread, and in the Comixology v2 thread too, because it's now only built for it), or the one this guy posted in YACReader forums : Would something like supporting the Tag Providers from CR be possible ? (like CV/BDthèque, the various spanish/italian scripts for metadata), and writing tags into files in the CR/CBL format (like ComicTagger and CR do) ?

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Would supporting external metadata/images for covers (mainly *.opf, but things like the *.cml metadata too) a possibility ? YACReader 'Yet another comic reader' License This software has been developed by Luis Ángel San Martín Rodríguez ( ) under GPL v3 license (see COPYING.txt ). Specially since we start to see Comics in epub format, and if/when the epub format integrate image manipulation/zoom like the Kepub format, i'm pretty sure we will see more and more, because it would then have everything comic formats needs, and 'standard' metadata on top of other good features added ? Would supporting PDF/Djvu and then epub/mobi/etc, and with it ebook support, that could go great with comic ones as an alternative to Calibre for all the people that don't want to be forced to store and access *their* files in the restricted and unadapted way the Calibre dev decided is the *only* way to do ? Maybe in /r/comics or something akin to it ?ĬomiXed looks really promising and i'm sure it could attract some help, to build on an already existing and working project, instead of starting (yet another) one, that won't work properly for a long time and that which lack 'tracktion'.Īs a second part, would be nice to have a list of functionnalities you expect/want to build into comiXed. On top of that talking about it in the Comic Rack reddit.Īnd on /r/DataHoarders, on /r/Self-Hosted (i'm pretty sure it goes straight for what people are needing for some things). I'm pretty sure the forums for Comic Rack could be a good place to start, since basically it's abandonned and overtaken by spam with a MiA dev, there is already a few alternatives projects being linked from there. It could be good trying to make it known no ? I just stumbled upon comiXed by accident, and it looks promising.īut honestly i'm pretty sure nearly nobody knows about it.