haleydu/cimoc

Cimoc is an open-source Android app for reading manga online. It works as a browser-based reader that fetches manga chapters from third-party websites and displays them directly inside the app, without requiring a login or a server of its own. The app offers two reading modes: a page-turning mode where you tap through individual pages, and a scroll mode where pages flow continuously like a long strip. You can customize which screen zones trigger page navigation, set the app to auto-crop whitespace around panels, and toggle a notification bar. Settings are also included for e-ink displays such as the Boox, with recommended DPI and refresh mode configurations. Beyond reading, Cimoc can check for updates to manga you are following, download chapters for offline reading, and read manga files already stored locally on your device. For backup, it supports both local backup and WebDAV cloud backup, so you can save your library list to a remote server or sync between devices. The app is built in Java for Android and uses libraries including OkHttp for networking, Fresco for image loading, RxJava for asynchronous operations, and Jsoup for HTML parsing. It runs without any backend server of its own. New manga sources can be added by contributors through a parser interface. The README is written primarily in Chinese. Releases are compiled and published automatically via CI and are available as APK downloads from the GitHub releases page.