Not really. What uses a lot of memory in AMR is keeping a list of all mangas some mirrors have. All the titles of mirrors which can list all its titles are kept in memory, for faster searches, I suppose.
The CityManga mirror is the extreme example, as it is the mirror that can list all titles with most titles: it uses more than 2M to store it.
I follow more than a hundred mangas and even so my followed manga data is smaller than CityManga alone, with less than 1M.
Let's do some math. Even using a wasteful string format like "DD-MM-YYYY HH:MM:SS" for the dates, each date would use 19 bytes. A user with a hundred mangas would use only 1900 bytes of extra memory to store the dates of release of the last chapter of each manga the user follows (actually something more than this, but I don't think it would be more than 2K). This is almost nothing.
I'm only against this because I really don't think it's so useful. But it would be easy to implement and would not require much extra memory. If we are talking about memory, it would be better to stop implementing more mirrors that list all his titles - or not storing it, slowing the manga search function of AMR. And no one wants this, if memory is a real issue, there must be some other ways to solve it.
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