Manga Log

Turn your browser history into a searchable manga reading list, and see which series have new chapters on the sites you read.

What chapter were you on? You followed a great series across three sites, took a month off, and now it's gone. Your bookmarks are a mess, your open tabs are worse, and you have no idea whether you stopped at chapter 212 or 312. Your browser remembers. Manga Log turns your Chrome history into the reading list you never got around to making. ONE CLICK, YOUR WHOLE LIST Hit Scan history and every series you've read shows up in one place, with the last chapter you read and when you read it. Nothing to log, nothing to tag. PICK UP WHERE YOU LEFT OFF Every row links to your last chapter. One click and you're reading again. NEW CHAPTER OUT? NOW YOU'LL KNOW No more opening twenty tabs to see what's updated. Hit Check for new chapters and anything new gets flagged right in your list, like "Ch. 365 (+3)". Click it and you land on the next chapter you haven't read. Just want the updates? One button filters your list down to them. Turn it on for the sites you read. Not every site can be checked, but your list will tell you when one can't. ALL YOUR READING IN ONE LIST Popular official manga and webtoon services are ready to go, and you can add any other site you read in Settings. If a series moves between domains, it stays on one row. NEVER LOSE YOUR HISTORY AGAIN Chrome forgets your history after about 90 days. Manga Log keeps saving as you read, so your list just keeps growing. Had Chrome Sync on? A Google Takeout export can often bring back older reading too. FIND ANYTHING Search your list, sort any column, filter by site. Export it to a spreadsheet, or back it up and take it to another computer. MAKE IT YOURS Turn on a background made from the covers of your own series, in light or dark mode. PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account. No ads. Your reading list stays on your device, and I never see what you read. Manga Log only reads your Chrome history for the sites in its Settings, and only after you click Scan history. From then on it saves new visits to those sites, and you can turn that off any time. The cover background is off by default, because turning it on sends your series titles to AniList, a public manga database, to find the covers. New chapter checks are off by default too. Tick a site and Chrome asks for your OK, then Manga Log fetches that site's series pages, without your cookies, whenever you click Check for new chapters. Free to install. Your next chapter is one click away. Manga Log is independent, and isn't affiliated with or endorsed by any manga publisher or reading service.