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MangAddict
An XBMC-like manga reader.
MangAddict is an XMBC-like manga reader that lets you download and read manga. MIGRATED TO GITHUB: https://github.com/Deconimus/mangaddict Features: - search and download Manga - organize your manga - automatically opens what you read last at startup - lets you share your program-data with services like dropbox, for use on multiple computers - locked-width reading mode for long pages (like in "The Gamer" or "ReLife") (press L) Quickstart Guide: - Make sure Java (8 or up) is installed and in your path variables. - Download the latest release... -
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Mdownloader Crunchyroll English
Crunchyroll Manga Downloader translated to English
...I will also attempt to fix bugs etc.. if they are reported etc,. If you spot translation issues please submit a ticket! This tool only works if you have a Crunchyroll premium account! Please do not upload what you download to anybody. This is for offline viewing of manga. Delete the files when you end your CR subscription / the manga is removed from CR. -
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An online listing site that clubs can use to show what videos are avalible in in's member pool. The primary motivation is for use by anime clubs, which get together to show japanese animation that is typically difficult to find in the US.
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