Manga Meeya (Manga Reading Tool)

Manga Meeya Two Pages Mode

Manga Meeya

For years I’ve used CDisplay, but when I meeted Manga Meeya at the mydailymanga a month ago. I now use Mangameeya comic reader, manga reading tool instead. I now explain why, in this very short review.

Extreme fast even while browsing into archives. The pictures are decoded seamless. Additionally you can specify, optionally, a cache for instead load. Instant I said and instant it is. The cache is very small. I think it’s only round 5% max of the total size of images listenend. You may specify a custom path for the cache and delete the cache whenever you like with or without mangameeya.

• No installation required
• Customize anything, menu’s, short-cuts, view …
• Thumbnails mode
  You can even zoom, to adjust the size.
• Japanese Support (Right to Left reading)
• Explore mode having thumbnails
• Animation flip (optional)
• Caches archives in rar and optionally cache to HDD
• NO Yellow reduction
• Reads rar, zip, cbz, cbr
  Recursively, which means it reads a zip into a zip, a rar into a zip or whatever …

I recommend this program to anyone reading comics on their PC having Windows. It’s so extreme fast, I didn’t even know it could be that fast. It’s also small and clean.

Original the program is Japanese, however they translated and re-made the program into English. The English version might be a bit less featured than the Japanese version does, so if you prefer like the Japanese, please do. For those having Linux or Mac use Comical Reader.

Download
MangaMeeya 2.4 English mirror (730.02 KB)
MangaMeeya 7.4 Japanese + 2.4 English* mirror (4.7 MB)
(*If you have trouble to open, please remove the Japanese characters)
Prefer the main link instead the mirrors, thank you.

Screenshots

Manga Meeya Explore Mode

Manga Meeya Thumbnail Mode

* Manga Meeya is a Manga Reading Tool. This post is a part of my Top 5 Manga Reading Tools post.
Having Manga Meeya at position 1. Absolute the fastest and customized manga reading tool at the moment.

Why you need extensions cbz, cbr and cb7?

A bit offtopic, but people started to question what the need of these extensions are. CB stands for “Comic Book”. The last character tells the enconding. ‘Z’ of Zip, ‘R’ of Rar and ‘7′ of 7zip.
Without problems you can rename the extensions. However, in most cases you want to open zip, rar and 7zip with an archive program such as 7zip, WinZip or WinRar. Comic Books instead should open having a Comic Reader.

Conclusion making a difference in naming the extensions is practically to divide content.