mangadesk VS Neko

Likely workaround: from its releases page, https://github.com/darylhjd/mangadesk/releases", you can download "mangadesk_x64" (or the 32-bit version if you must), make it executable and run it (at least on my system, it works).

I decided to start learning go a few months back and came across darylhjd's mangadesk which I find very cool(I am a manga reader). So I decided that Ill do something similar for my first project.

Thanks to this, I've been using MangaDesk as a replacement.

so you know how they now have API mangadex or whatever yea so can i like use it to read? cause i've seen this https://github.com/darylhjd/mangadesk/blob/master/assets/demo.gif and ye i gotta know if i can read from it and if i could how T-T please help me

You can get it yourself from the API if you know how to code or use this script for PC and mobile (you need to install python on phone and, while there is Python IDE for Android, idk if there's Python for IOS), MangaDesk (this one's only for PC, I think) and Neko for Android.

you can view the project here: https://github.com/darylhjd/mangadesk

neko(fork of tachiyomi that works well with mangadex) for manga

I use neko which is a fork of tachiyomi. But I'm sure the built-in browser would work fine

You could use Tachiyomi Neko https://tachiyomi.org/forks/Neko/ and do the same thing again.

Here Tachiyomi Neko

Neko - this is a mangadex focused fork of tachiyomi. if you are a diehard mangadex stan, this is the tachi for you. Sign in and instead of hunting down all the manga you are reading, you can just import it all into lists that you have already set up or into categories you already have based on status - read, not read, dropped, etc]. Really strong filters that you can block updates from certain groups and languages from popping up when you update your library.