tachiyomi-extensions VS stump

Here

This is all I can find with regards to problem reports. https://github.com/tachiyomiorg/tachiyomi-extensions/issues/16573

*See here for the pull request and the reasons for rejecting it. Essentially it's a somewhat-useful but very hacky feature, that the maintainers would prefer to instead implement in a proper way in the future, by making more major changes to the app.

You can download the extension from tachiyomi website and make sure to toggle on Indonesia language in tachiyomi from extension tab or sources tab (upper right corner icon) otherwise you cant see the installed extension in the source tab

As the other commenter said, Tachiyomi is just the client. After installing Tachiyomi, you'll need to link/install the 3rd party sources that you want to read manga from. Tachiyomi calls them "extensions" and here is the full list of sources/extensions that are available.

You can get an individual APK for each source here, it works fine once installed but can be tedious to install a ton and reinstall every time there's an update

the preview version doesn't matter it's an extension problem. They should make a report on https://github.com/tachiyomiorg/tachiyomi-extensions Or ask in their discord https://discord.gg/tachiyomi

I can't see extensions on the main site of tachiyomi from where extensions are supposed to be downloaded. Here is the link, it goes round and round. tachiyomi_extensions_link

Search "Newtoki"

If you’re into comics, digital books, or the self hosted space in general, I’ve been working on Stump. It’s mostly just me working on it during the weekends, with a few contributors every once in a while.

So I just started self-hosting my ePUB library and was doing some research on clients. Since Calibre/Calibre-Web doesn't work in my setup for various reasons I have Kavita and Stump installed as my library scanner/reader apps.

I am currently using a File Browser instance for this. That's really easy to setup and it simply uses the directory structure. This works for me for the moment, but I am waiting for a first stable release of Stump App, which also follows a directory first approach. But unfortunately, it will take a while until their first stable release for production.

i’m working on an open source digital book/comics server called Stump (https://github.com/aaronleopold/stump)

if rust+web dev is your thing i have a project i've been hoping to get some contributors for https://github.com/aaronleopold/stump

Yep! develop branch now has one, and the few days dated demo preview also has

Additionally, if you're looking to dip your toes into a project that uses some of this technology stack, consider contributing to my personal project Stump - A free and open source comic book server with OPDS support, written in Rust and React.