Hello Matthew,

Ubooquity runs on Java and uses some very simple browser side Javascript (so no Node.js).
I am not aware of any vulnerability that woul impact Ubooquity, if you have something specific in mind, let me know and I'll check.
If you expose your instance on the Internet, a good security practice is to not allow remote access for the administration part of Ubooquity.

C'est parce qu'Ubooquity 2 calculait la taille en mebibytes (2²⁰ octets) au lieu de le faire en megabytes.

"MB" étant l'abbréviation de megabyte, pour la version 3 j'ai corrigé le calcul plutôt que l'unité (qui aurait été MiB pour de mebibytes).

Je l'ai remarqué aussi chez moi, c'est sur ma liste de bugs à fixer.

No problem. :)

I used to keep comics as images in folders a loooong time ago (before I started Ubooquity) too.

But in the end, I find that one file by album or chapter is easier to manage (and easier on the filesystem too).

Hello Keatsta,

Image files are not supported, your comics have to be cbz, cbr or pdf files for Ubooquity to identify them.

Since a cbz file is just a zipped folder, the conversion is not too difficult to do.

Noted, I'll investigate.

This one is on me.

I will host the theme on Ubooquity site and post the news. 

(and I'm late)

A bug that caused database corruption was fixed in one of the most recent versions of H2 (the database library used by Ubooquity).

I could not manage to include this fixed version in Ubooquity 3.1.0 because it broke some queries, I have to spend some time on this. But hopefuly it might solve the corruption issue.

Noted, I'll check if there is an issue there.