My ebook folder (library) has both epub nad mobi format files in it because members of my family have different reading devices. This is displayed by duplicating the book to appear once for each format. I would request the book only be displayed once and the download/read options should ask which format when clicked. The file names for each format are identical other than the file extension.

This is an annoyance: when I stop then restart ubooquity [I use ubooquity on a synology NAS], it doesn't remember when the last scan occured. in admin page, the 'last scan' shows nothing, .

I think it would be nice it that this information was stored somewhere in the database so when I restart ubooquity, that information is not lost...

Even better: if you could store the scaning history information in a table, not just the last scan, but register in a table the time and statistics about the last n [n = a certain number] scans. This way, we may be able to extract nice graphics about collection evolution

I have my ubooquity server up and running on a Qnap and it works like a charm until i try to aktivate security login. As soon as i do that and login to the server the comics and books doesnt show anymore . anyone know what i need to do?

I would love to be able to create my own library from the admin page and then allocate a directory to it.

Such as Kids Books /mnt/shared/kids/ebooks

It would be a real bonus to have one additional "Fit To" option for the reader/viewer. There is Fit to Width and Fit to Height but comics with mixed landscape and portrait images are hard to view when set to one or the other. An added option that would fit to whichever dimension is largest would be a boon.

(And once again, thanks for such a great piece of software!)

Hi all, I'm the developer of OPDSy, an OPDS comic and ebook reader for Android. I run Ubooquity myself, and for years I read on my phone with Kuboo. But Kuboo died and nothing properly replaced it, so I built the reader I actually wanted.

One thing worth flagging for Ubooquity specifically: a lot of OPDS apps show blank comic pages against Ubooquity, because it advertises its page-stream link ( …/opds/comicreader/{id} ) as an image when that URL actually serves the HTML web reader. OPDSy detects this and requests the real /pagereader/ endpoint, so page-by-page comic streaming just works.

What it does:

• One library, many servers. Add as many OPDS sources as you like (I run Ubooquity alongside Calibre and even Project Gutenberg's catalogue). Each loads independently, so one slow or offline server never breaks the rest, and a colour badge shows where each item lives.

• Built for comics and manga. Streams page by page over OPDS-PSE with prefetching. Paged or continuous scroll, left-to-right or right-to-left, dual-page landscape spreads, pinch to zoom.

• Ebooks too, with adjustable fonts, themes, and optional read-aloud using your device voices.

• Wide format support. CBZ, CBR (also CB7, CBT); EPUB, MOBI, AZW3, FB2; plus PDF.

• Improved on Kuboo — adds reading-status/progress tracking and optional Google Drive sync so your place and favourites follow you.

• Read offline by downloading when you want, though streaming never requires it.

• Private by design. No accounts, no ads, and no tracking whatsoever. Credentials stay in your device keychain; the optional sync is end-to-end encrypted.

It's a paid app, a one-time £3.49, with no ads or subscription.

Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.opdsy

I use it daily against my own Ubooquity server and keep iterating on it. Feedback from fellow Ubooquity users very welcome, if you see problems let me know and i will fix it.

plex-v3

Ubooquity 3.1.0 compatible Plex-style theme.

The home page includes `Recently Added` rows and a theme-side `Continue Reading` row.

Added a `Continue Reading` which currently implemented as a theme-side workaround using the existing Ubooquity pages and bookmark API.

Hi everyone,

I had some free time recently so I decided to refresh the default Ubooquity theme. I wanted something cleaner and more modern, so I replaced the old layout with CSS Grid & Flexbox.

I also switched the colors to a Sepia/Warm palette because I find it more relaxing for the eyes.

Changes:

• Modern Layout: No more tables, fully responsive grid.
• Visuals: Warmer colors (Sepia background, Rust accent) and a rounded font (Comfortaa).
• Small Tweaks: Authors are now visible on the cards, titles are cleaned up (no more underscores), and I fixed some behavior with the navigation arrows in search/random pages.

It's nothing too fancy, just a modernized look for those who like the default structure but want a better code base.

Download: SepiaComfort.zip

Enjoy!