A cleaner library and more reliable manga source choices
Personal favorites and history, stricter search results, clearer source coverage, and practical mobile fixes are now part of the main experience.
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This update focused on the parts people touch every day instead of adding another isolated feature.
Personal library
Favorites and reading or watch history now belong to the signed-in user. Signed-out visitors see a clear sign-in action instead of an empty library that looks like lost data.
Manga source choices
The source selector compares chapter coverage and marks the source with the most chapters as BEST. Source priority is used only when coverage is tied. TCB Scans and MangaLivre.to are included in alternative-source checks, while stale source entries are no longer offered.
Global search now rejects unrelated popular-title rails from sources known to ignore the query. A healthy source is not enough: the result still has to match what was searched.
Reading on smaller screens
Manga detail pages now stack cleanly on phones, chapter controls have clearer labels and touch targets, and the header keeps navigation available at tablet widths.
What to trust
The Status page shows live availability. Third-party catalogs change often, so a source can be healthy while a specific title or chapter is unavailable. MangaMazing keeps those two states separate instead of presenting a green badge as a promise that every title works.