All Mangas Reader

That's possible, I think it has more to do with the continuous overwriting of the bsync file more so than the amount of data, since that part hasnt changed in all the years amr has been around... I think the problem is the lower rate of synching in chrome plus the individual writing of each manga chapter to the bsync file (which would increase possibilities of error)...

On a side note, AMR save manga list for mirrors that support listing all its titles to speed up when searching mangas (or that is what I think). It's much faster to read a array in memory than opening all the mirrors and searching in them.

what mexicano21 said is accurate, also try disabling the "Save bandwidth while loading chapter list (this options waits for one manga to be updated before updating the next one)" option in amr settings, which may help with saving mangas properly, as well as low memory usage.

Ok, really greatful for all the help guys, I'm gonna install it later and add some mangas and we'll see.

Anyway, some more questions just for the sake of it;

* Should I have Sync over multiple computers on? What does it affect? (outside of the obvious, syncing)
* Also, could it matter that I actually have some other bookmarks in the Bsync folder that AMR creates?
* About what mexicano said concerning the addon only being able to save a certain amount of space, where is the folder where AMR saves?


Thanks again!

Synchronizing makes AMR update your manga list and a special bookmark every five minutes, if there's nothing new it costs almost none. Then AMR hopes your browser updates your bookmark with any online service so you can retrieve it anywhere you use Chrome and AMR.

AMR only cares for its own bookmark.

The folder depends on the system, always under user profiles. In Windows 7 for instance it is %userprofile%\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\Local Storage. The file itself is chrome-extension_nhjloa<...the long addon hash...>.localstorage, and it is a SQLite database file.