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Try kotatsu too
what's the difference between the two? looks to me they're very similar.
it's ready to use without any set up, it does not require you to install extensions, it functions on the bare minimum permissions
It's newer than mihon which is built on tachiyomi and the reading experience at the end is similar, but even then I think that kotatsu is currently more of a rounded experience
Few things I noticed:
Also, some things that it js worse than mihon/tachiyomi at:
Kotatsu:
Mihon:
Damn, thanks for the detailed comparison! I'll have to check it out now