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[Feature request] NovelList, local database to register what we read, locally #1344
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I found a funny discord channel where users record their reading progress. Maybe it's that bad. YouCut_20250124_164712700.mp4 |
I really don't see the point of this. It feels just like redundancy. Why would you want save your progress and novels again parallel to the actual novel and progress? |
Myanimelist, anilist and many others exist. NU accepts only asian stuff, many other novels missing. And can only rate 1-5. Yes the app can keep the progress, but it needs an entry and a plugin (or imported epub). Novelist is just little text easily backup-able. Cab you imagine the flood of entries just to keep the progress as a "marked as read" like on myanimelist? NovelList can accept anything. The Bible? sure, Mobydick? Your uncle secret book he shared with 4 people? we got it. Every, single, novel. |
Still I think there aren't many people who would use this inside of LNReader. It would be better to just extend what already exists. |
NovelList can be added and then extend what already exists into it. Like an automatic infor retrieve from an entry to NovelList, but that is for a future after NovelList implementation |
Describe your suggested feature
Premise: the novel subject is vast, and no website encompasses it fully. Novel Updates accepts only asian novels, no western, not even from RoyalRoad, nor real books.
Add a way to record down what we read, in a somehow comfortable way.
It has to be just bare-bone, very very low maintenance, and no shiny sub-feature:
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button to add novels specs (use Edit Novel screen window, recycle)Why
The premise.
Also tier list sharing. In the novel community it's a frequent and popular custom to rec stuff to newbies. But it's roughly made; they don't have a place to record them all (see premise), and frankly... they often forget what they read, especially 'veterans':


It's somehow common.
Other details
A little spark is enough to attract, one day, a dev that likes it, and develop this feature further.
For example, making the local database a secondary library, with entries, covers and all, but without chapters (maybe only with favored chapters saved)
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