u/DragonmasterXY

There are so many good readers out there, but why are websites like Bookwalker force you to use their reader? I heard that since a year even the (greyzone?) DRM remove of amazon kindle documents doesnt work anymore. So it seems there is not even an "illegal" way anymore to get Manga in Japanese? Do you have any recommendations? I have ofc no problem in paying for them, I just dont like to be dependend on companies like amazon that could (and did in the past) just remove stuff from your accounts and you can never access them again. Thats why I would like to have files that I can save locally on my devices and use any reader I want to.

Hey everyone, there are tons of websites out there, where I can stream my favourite anime. The problem is most of them dont have japanese subtitles, but there are enough websites where you can download the japanese sub for almost every show. The problem is that on websites like crunchyroll the Migaku extension is just endlessly loading and doesnt even let me upload the custom subs for that. The only video websites where this works is Netflix and Youtube, and well YouTube doesnt have the anime I want to watch and Netflix already has japanese subs. How do I manage to get custom subtitles on websites where migaku is not loading?

Hi everyone, I have been doing the Migaku Kanji Course for the past 2 Months and I will finish it tomorrow. It taught me the meaning of arround 800 Kanji and (at least for me) it was way easier to remember and recognize associated vocabulary. I dont care about writing, just reading. Is it worth learning the remaining Joyo Kanji and if so, what would be the best approach? Are there good Anki Decks that cover all Joyo Kanji in sentences etc.? Or will I learn them through exposure over time?