Hi there,
sorry if this has already been brought up but I couldn't find a similar thread after skimming through the first two pages of this forum.
Problem description:
Right now AMR marks mangas where the latest chapter read does not equal the latest published chapter as new (i.e. incrementing the badge counter and displaying the manga entry in red in the reading list). Using "mark latest published chapter as read" will also set the latest chapter read counter to match the latest published chapter (confusing much?). Usually I want to get rid of the red notification but without changing my latest chapter read. Right now AMR mixes mangas where I have reached the latest published chapter at some point and for which a new chapter was released with mangas which I haven't reached the latest published chapter ever. This is confusing and kinda lessens the utility of the new chapter notification as I have this constantly red number glaring at me for all mangas where I haven't managed to read all published chapters yet.
Solution proposal:
Add an additional reading intermediate state:
1) State 1: New chapter(s) released (similar to the current new state with all the badge goodness and red visualization)
2) State 2: Latest published chapter != latest chapter read (would need a new color and sorting options)
3) State 3: Latest published chapter == latest chapter read (similar to the current read state)
If a manga is in state 2 and a new chapter is released it moves to state 1. Pressing the "mark latest published chapter as red" returns the entry to state 2 without changing the latest chapter red (i.e. one acknowledges that a new chapter was released and dismisses the notification). Not sure what should happen when a manga moves from state 3 to state 1 when pressing the button. It could either move to state 2 as well then or back to state 3 by setting the latest chapter read to the latest published chapter but I think it would be slightly confusing having the button do two separate things depending on the initial state.
And thanks for all the work on AMR, it's a great tool indeed.
