What are your friends reading?
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A browser extension for Chrome and Firefox
Open a chapter of any manhwa, manga or webtoon and ManhwaSync notes how far you got. Next time, pick up right there.
ManhwaSync is for Chrome and Firefox on a computer. Open this page there to install it.
Free. No account needed.


How it works
ManhwaSync picks the series and the chapter number out of the page and saves them. This note is all you see of it, with Undo in case it guessed wrong.


If a site names a series in a way ManhwaSync can’t match, this tab opens with the closest hits. Choose yours, and from then on that series is tracked by itself.


Click ManhwaSync in the toolbar. Every series has a row: the chapter you’re on, the latest one out, and three buttons.


Pick one of the three for any series: a chapter you’re waiting for, every new one, or the finale.


You don’t check the sites. ManhwaSync does: the chapter waits under the bell, and the series wears NEW until you’ve read it.


Next time you open the popup, the third tab has sorted it for you: unread chapters first, and the series you can catch up on quickest above the rest.


webtoons.*asurascans.*mangadex.*tappytoon.*lezhin.*tapas.*manta.*inkr.*toomics.*flamecomics.*weebcentral.*…/chapter-12
Add friends by username and see what each of them read last. View opens their whole library, so when a friend says they’re caught up, you can check how far they actually got.
It’s stored on this device. Sign in and it follows you to every browser you use.
This part needs an account.


Yes. Turn on Workplace Mode in Settings and the chapter pages it tracks are deleted from your history, while your library keeps every one.
Put them on the blacklist in the popup and ManhwaSync won’t read them, whatever their addresses look like.
The chapters wait on the device and upload once you’re back online.
Yes. Settings exports the whole library as one JSON file and imports it from one.
Add it to your browser and open the chapter you’re on. That’s the whole setup.