[question] what's your preferred way to read manga on android?

I normally use random websites or get the paperbacks. But I've been wondering how others do it?

Thanks 🥰

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I don't read much on mobile (paperback > e-reader > phone/tablet), but ~~Tachiyomi~~ Mihon is great to get notified about new chapters and download them.

Also fuck Kakao.
Convert digital manga (or comics) to .cbz or .cbr file format, copy them to my Android tablet, then I use a bookshelf app called Perfect Viewer to read them.

I can do this on my Android phone too, but the screen is too small for some of the more detailed comics, so I prefer my 10" tablet for reading. An example of the latest things I've been reading:
- Oh that's a great idea, I might go this route if those other apps don't work out
I'm still using tachi because I'm too lazy to make the switch. Maybe when the extensions dont work anymore
- Switching to Mihon, Aniyomi, or any other fork is pretty easy. Download, install, and restore from your Tachiyomi backup
  
  yeah im just lazy
I just use the mangadex app which isn't really a app and just more of a dedicated browser
Tachiyomi with (mostly) Mangadex (well, one of its forks anyway), Manga Plus and CDisplayEx/Kuro Reader for digital stuff I bought on Kobo and removed the DRM from.
I've been using the manga plus app on the Google app store, and it's pretty good. I pay like 2 bucks a month and get to read jjk, chainsaw man, MHA, black clover, undead unluck, and some others that are less well known. I'm sure there's a better (or free) app, but I have yet to find it. I think Boruto/Naruto, bleach, and one piece are also on there.

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