Clovre is a web app with a clean uncluttered interface for reading downloaded manga & webtoons comfortably.

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Screenshots

• Clutter-free responsive interface: every setting have a shortcut.
• Adjustable page width + full screen: no more zooming out!
• Dark mode toggle, accessible interface, and optional audio feedback.
• AniList integration to fetch covers & login to set progress etc., without leaving the app.
  • Runs offline, loading covers and AniList login is optional. Offline toggle is provided.

Visit: https://clovre.pigeonivy.com

• You can open the help window any time by pressing shift space, there you can login to AniList and see shortcuts & toggle them.
• Simply click anywhere to open the directory that have your downloaded mangas (or drag and drop it)
  • Make sure it follow this structure (no subdirectories for source etc.):

Try downloading this example folder and open it! it doesn't include any copyrighted content

Mangas (drop this)/
├── Manga 1/
│   ├── Chapter 1/
│   │   ├── 0.jpg
│   │   ├── 1.jpg
│   │   └── ..
│   └── Chapter 2/
│       ├── page-0.png
│       ├── page-1.png
│       └── ..
└── Manga 2/
    ├── c-4/
    │   ├── image-1.jpg
    │   ├── image-2.jpg
    │   └── ...
    └── c-5/
        ├── 0001.jpg
        └── 0002.jpg

Notice how the folders and images can have different naming conventions but what matters is they're all orderd numericallys

I find Hakuneko the best downloader and the folder structure is compatible with Clovre as well.

No build step, use a webserver with HTTPS support. like Caddy

localhost
root * /path/to/repo/clovre
file_server

I wanted a way to read manga comfortably on PC because it's been ages. After trying quite a few options, none met my special needs so I put this together over the weekend.

MIT

App: Alpine.js, Twind.

It uses the new Filesystem Access API to access files with user permission. (drag & drop doesn't show a prompt if you're annoyed by that)

API: Generously provided for free by AniList.co