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Manga Loader (unmaintained)

Support for over 70 sites! Loads manga chapter into one page in a long strip format, supports switching chapters, minimal script with no dependencies, easy to implement new sites, loads quickly and works on mobile devices through bookmarklet

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Puntuación: Malo; el script no funciona

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Publicado: 14/7/2015

https://bato.to/ does not work atm...

Little bug report script does not seem to work on https://bato.to/

Thanks again for the great skript

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Publicado: 15/7/2015

works fine for me

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Publicado: 15/7/2015

Ok it seems it does not work when I log in since then the website is in https...

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Publicado: 21/7/2015
Editado: 21/7/2015

I have the same problem. It works fine for "http" urls but fails for "https" urls. I tried messing with the script by changing lines 12 and 98 to

// @match *://bato.to/read/*

and

match: "^http(s)?://bato.to/read/.*",

but then it wasn't able to tell that there were more pages for the chapter when using https. So much for that quick fix.

fuzetsuAutor
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Publicado: 22/7/2015
Editado: 22/7/2015

Yeah, as far as I can tell the actual manga pages for batoto aren't meant to be read using https, in fact when I sign in and click on a link to a manga page it switches me to http until I go to another page.

Nonetheless I've updated the script to support https by forcefully switching the protocol on the urls as it does the request. That's why your fix wasn't working @Ezzotus, even though it should have been enough, the http requests got rejected by the https security.

I guess this'll be useful for those who use things like https everywhere.

Changes: v1.7.4

EDIT: also it isn't a big deal, but usually when submitting a bug like this one it's better to use the blue "bug reporting" topic marker instead of the red "not working" marker. It's an important distinction IMO because the script does in fact work just one facet of it doesn't. I usually think of the red marker as a way to mark spam or dead scripts to warn others away. The only reason it kind of matters is because it reflects badly on the script to have negative ratings.

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