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Manga Bird is an excellent manga reader app on both iPhone and iPad. The application has more than 10000 free mangas in multiple languages. With a beautiful and simple interface, Mangabird will help you enjoy your favorite manga anytime, anywhere. Background download, latest manga release auto-checking, offline reading features allow you read manga in an extremely convenient way.

...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. - Unzip the archive anywhere you want. - Run the program. --> On Windows run the "MangAddict.bat" file. --> On Linux work with the "MangAddict.sh" file If nothing happens while trying to run the program, make sure you got the first step right. The easiest way to check if java is in your path is to run "java" in a terminal or inside cmd if on windows.

xdelta is a binary patching program written by Josh McDonald, implementing the VCDIFF delta compression standard. This GUI was made in order to make xdelta more easy to use. This GUI was primarily made to be used by the Fansub to apply new fixed release version of anime subbed without send full file. Developer site http://nusantara-project.blogspot.com/