Is there any way to add a Recent Release grouping, similar to the latest additions (New Comics) option.

not sure how hard it would be to add this, would be very handy for those of us who are always adding back issues keep on top of the current issues.

For any theme:
How can I move the title from beneath the thumbnail to the right of the thumbnail, but vertically centered? I've tried to google the solution, with no success.

If I enable the "Protect shared content with user accounts" option and log in with one of the accounts, the comic section is blank. I can actually see the link to comics but once in, there's nothing. I did add the usernames to the shared comic folder. If they aren't there, I get the this user "Sorry, you are not authorized to access any file on this server". So I assume I set the permissions right. Or am I doing something wrong?

As described above, all comics in my database show as having 0 pages since the release of the new web viewer.

I am able to load the comic and view the cover page, however, since it detects the file as 0 pages, I am unable to use the next page function. I have attempted to clear my database and rehash, but the same issue occurs.

I found out that Ubooquity will not import comics containing an umlaut mark in the file name. Comics with some Dutch file names like: "Druïden.cbz" or "Magiërs.cbz" are not imported to Ubooquity.

Hello world
Thx for Ubooquity marvellous apps.
I have problem for auto-starting from raspbian on my Pi.
If I launch Ubooquity via ssh (root or not) with "./ubooquity.sh start" all is absolute fine.
But if I add script in rc.local, Ubooquity is auto-started but It not listing my Books with accent.
"à é ë" etc. but others (with no accent) are listed normally.
I'm in pain :(

I'm happy webp support was added! The only issue I've found is slow page loading when reading online. I suspect this is the webp->jpg conversion happening in the background as new pages are requested.

Would it be possible to add an option to allow the user's session to select between native image format (ie send webp unconverted) and converted (ie convert webp to jpg, as it is now)? This should speed up non-jpg page loads dramatically for browsers that support the native image formats.

I realize not all browsers support the webp image format so maybe hiding the option somehow (manually add to preferences.xml?) would prevent the uninformed from mistakenly enabling it.

I am running Ubooquity on FreeNAS 9.2. It is inside a jail and if I start the script Ubooquity will eventually stop being visible on the usual port (I'm not sure if Ubooquity itself is stopping or just the GUI goes).

Currently I have a fix for this that is less than ideal. If there is a constant connection (e.g. leave Chrome pointing to the page at home) I can access Ubooquity indefinitely. As soon as this connection is broken however this issue returns (normally overnight is enough to cause it to go down).