# Changelog Notable changes to the extensions in this repository, grouped by extension — each one versions independently (see `info.version` in its `main.ts`). Dates are UTC. Format loosely follows [Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.1.0/). ## Komga (current: v1.0.4) ### 2026-10-23 — Read lists, books, collections and author filters - **Read lists**: search them (Search For → Read Lists) or open Read Lists from the library; each opens as one title whose chapters are its books, numbered in list order and named with their series. - **Books**: Search For → Books finds single books across series, each opening as a one-chapter title. - **Collections**: each collection is a library link, and a search filter. - **Authors**: filter by writer, penciller, inker, translator and every other role the server has, grouped under one collapsible Authors row. - **Random** sort order. - **Chapter title format** setting, with `{number}`, `{title}`, `{fullTitle}`, `{seriesTitle}`, `{releaseDate}`, `{createdDate}`, `{size}` and `{sizeBytes}` — e.g. `{number} - {title} ({size})`. Empty keeps the title without the series name. - Translators show as the chapter's group. - Email and password sign-in sends the password once and then Komga's session token, instead of the password on every page; an expired session signs in again on its own. - JPEG XL pages load as they are instead of being converted to PNG. - A chapter without a release or creation date falls back to the file date. ### 2026-10-23 — Settings fixes - When signed in, Settings shows which AniList account it is. The name is remembered at sign-in so the screen opens without a request. A pasted token's expiry is read from the token. Sign out from Mana's account screen for the tracker. - The settings screen opens instantly. Mana rebuilds it on every edit, and it used to wait for the server (up to eight seconds) each time; it now shows the result of the last connection and the libraries from the last time they loaded. - Fields say what they are in the field itself ("Server address, e.g. …", "API Key — saved, type to replace"), since Mana does not draw their title. - Settings saved as `false` or empty are read back correctly. - The Email field no longer asks for an email keyboard, the form option that made Mana reject AniList's settings screen. ### 2026-10-19 - Initial implementation: a source for your own Komga server (tested against Komga 1.28.1), with any number of servers side by side. - Sign in with an API key, or an email and password from the settings or Mana's sign-in screen. Credentials are kept in the keychain and only ever sent to the configured server; the settings show the connection status. - Home page with Keep Reading, Recently Added and Recently Updated series and Latest Books; each Komga library is a library link; default libraries can be chosen in the settings. - Search across series with library, read status, series status, publisher, tag and genre filters (tags and genres can be excluded) and five sort orders. - Series pages with summary, alternate titles, genres, tags, staff and links; series linked from their metadata to AniList, MangaUpdates, Kitsu, MyAnimeList or MangaDex. - Books are chapters in number order, titles without the repeated series name; only books Komga can show as images (comics, PDFs, image EPUBs). Covers and pages load through the signed-in client. - Reading progress syncs both ways: finishing a book marks it read in Komga, marking chapters read or unread updates Komga, the current page is saved as you read, and Mana picks up what was read elsewhere. ## AniList (current: v1.1.5) ### 2026-10-23 — Settings fixes - **The settings screen opens again.** Mana rejected it as not in the right format: the Client ID field asked for a numeric keyboard, a form option no working source uses. The option is gone, and so is the multi-line Notes field in the entry editor for the same reason. - **Toggles that default to on can be turned off again.** Mana's typed store reads answer a saved `false` as "not set", so Auto-complete and Set Start and Finish Dates snapped back on. Settings are now read as stored. - Text fields say what they are in the field itself (Mana does not draw their title): "Client ID (leave empty to use 53586)", "Access token (optional)". - Removed the **Troubleshooting → Show Sign-in Request** setting. Left on, it sent every sign-in to an echo page instead of AniList; a value saved by an older version is now ignored. - **Show Adult Titles** now adds and removes AniList's adult tags in the search filters. The tag list was cached with the setting as it was the first time. - An expired or revoked token no longer makes browsing fail: the tracker signs out and repeats the request without it. - The **Access Token** field says whether you are signed in, and only a whole token replaces the saved one, so a half-typed or half-pasted value cannot sign you out. ### 2026-10-19 — @mana-app/types 0.1.1 - Rebuilt with `@mana-app/types` 0.1.1 and `@mana-app/dev` 0.2.0. Requests go through the new `HttpClient`; GraphQL calls send `Body.json` and read the reply asynchronously, and API errors are still reported with AniList's own message. - A rate-limited request (HTTP 429) is now retried after AniList's `Retry-After` instead of failing. The new client only retries GET by default, and every AniList call is a POST. - Sign-in returns the new `OAuthURL` type; the request itself is unchanged. - Characters, staff, relations and recommendations no longer offer "view more": Mana does not call the method that would load the rest yet. ### 2026-10-12 — Sign-in works - **Fixes AniList sign-in failing with "unsupported grant type".** The request sent `redirect_uri`, which AniList's implicit grant does not take; it now sends only `client_id` and `response_type` and AniList redirects to the client's registered URL. Mana still closes the sign-in sheet on the `com.seyden.mana` callback scheme. Confirmed working in Mana. ### 2026-10-12 — Sign-in diagnostics - New **Troubleshooting → Show Sign-in Request** setting. While it is on, signing in opens an echo page instead of AniList, showing the exact URL and parameters Mana opened, to pin down why AniList answers "unsupported grant type". ### 2026-10-12 — Sign-in fix - AniList sign-in failed with "unsupported grant type", meaning AniList got no usable `response_type=token`/`client_id`. The parameters were only in the request's `params`; they are now in the authorize URL itself as well, in case Mana does not forward `params`. This did not fix it on its own. ### 2026-10-12 - Initial implementation: an AniList `ContentTracker` for manga, manhwa, manhua and light novels. - Sign-in through AniList's OAuth implicit grant in Mana's web authentication sheet, using the bundled client `53586` (redirect URL `com.seyden.mana://oauth/anilist`). Your own client ID can be set in settings, or an access token pasted there instead. - Reading progress syncs as chapters are read: the first chapter moves a title to Reading, the last one marks it Completed (counting a reread when it was being reread), and empty start/finish dates are filled in. Both behaviours can be turned off. - Entry editor covering status, score in the account's own scoring format, chapter and volume progress, rereads, dates, notes, custom lists and privacy. - Discover page with five sections loaded in a single request, your AniList lists in the library, search with genre/tag include-exclude, format, status, country, year and "on my list" filters, eight sort orders, and `anilist.co/manga/` deep links. - Search filters are checked before a search runs: a tag both included and excluded, a year out of range, or "on my list" while signed out is reported on the field instead of returning nothing. - Result tiles show format, status, chapters, volumes, score and year, plus a badge with your list status when the title is already on your AniList. - Title pages carry characters, staff, relations, recommendations, external links and the AniList/MyAnimeList ids for linking sources. Characters, staff, relations and recommendations show "view more" when there are more than ten. - Manhwa and manhua recommend the webtoon reader; manga recommend paged right-to-left.