0.06 2017/06/31 Removed never-used Cancel button from the slidey-bar status window, so now the slidey-bar can take the entire width. It looks better... Changed the update notification to a pleasant-looking UI instead of all those error boxes. Work in the background for a major new feature. Some code is there, but the feature doesn't work yet, only parts of it. What? You may ask... well, that would be telling... I'd get more done if I didn't get sidetracked reading "Azumi". :-) 0.07 2017/07/02 Better traps duff image data, and generates a "null" window that is blue and says "No image data available..." upon this happening. Now deletes downloaded file if download was incomplete, to avoid leaving junk in the cache. Should help with problem reported by André here: https://www.riscosopen.org/forum/forums/11/topics/9401?page=2#posts-68918 Switching to a different manga with the main viewer still open no longer writes last-read-up-to references to the wrong manga. The main viewer now has a "Chapter" menu. The "Help" option will bring up the little inline help message (as Menu click did previously). Other options are the available chapters, and choosing one will take you to the first page of that chapter. [suggestion by André] 0.08 2017/08/25 The addition of some new functions in DeskLib 2.30 / RM (32) means a few things can be changed in Manga. No new functionality, just a few small changes as described below: The HTTP fetcher is now case INsensitive in its parameter parsing, as is the spec; pretty much every server on earth will return "Content-Length:" but it's wrong to choke if one says "cOnTeNt-LeNgTh:" instead. The new "Error_Question" function requires us to specify what our buttons should be, which can make for more expressive questions than simple Yes and No buttons are able to offer. For instance: Are you sure you want to delete all the items (2860 files totalling 457 Mbytes) in your Manga cache? [No] [Yes] versus: Are you sure you want to delete all the items (2860 files totalling 457 Mbytes) in your Manga cache? [Cancel] [Delete cache] While "Yes" and "Delete cache" are equivalent actions, the "Delete cache" button is an affirmation of what is going to happen if you click it. The Yes/No questions have been organised so that pressing ESCape (eg. the No option) will always be the option that does nothing. Consider, for instance, a disc formatter that popped up the following question: Are you sure you want to leave your media as it is currently? [No] [Yes] In this instance, the Yes option would do nothing, and the No option would initiate the format. Yes, I've actually seen messages that dumb in commercial software. :-) All of the error messages now have an appropriate category. Most are warnings. Some are informational (like trying to load the previous page when you're on page one) and the ones you don't want to see say "STOP" and mean the application must quit.