Uchiyomi ships often. Each entry says what changed and why it changed, including the
bugs that shipped and what they cost · the full notes live on GitHub.
Latest release: v0.105.0 · 7 November 2026 · Every source, when you look for a series' sources
Keeping up
Uchiyomi checks GitHub's public releases page once a day and tells you in the admin panel when
there is something newer; it sends nothing about your server, and you can turn it off. Upgrading is
docker compose pull && docker compose up -d — accounts, reading progress,
downloads and settings live in named volumes and the database migrates itself on boot. The
self-host guide has the detail.
Looking for one series' sources searches every source, a server only adults use can stop hiding 18+, an import never adds a second copy of what you have, and the series page keeps its order.
A special no longer shifts the chapter numbers after it, and a series is no longer linked to an AniList entry that only lists its name among its synonyms.
Your favorites in your own order, chapters that failed every night on Natomanga and Mangakakalot now come from the image server the site itself uses, and the read-chapter cleanup no longer keeps a chapter of every series for its cover. The last answers #332.
Drag things into place, a search on one source keeps going as you scroll, Shift picks a run of series, and the read-chapter cleanup says why it keeps what it keeps.
A series whose files you deleted yourself can be forgotten, and Find other sources proposes a series a site lists under a name of its own (#328, #316). Thank you, Keddyan and TIGamingTV.
Nothing you could not get back is deleted, Discover keeps up with the sources it asks, and Find other sources can say why it found nothing. Most of this is globalteddy's work (#317, #319, #320,…
Open site: what you type reaches the site, and the page keeps up with you. v0.91.0's Open site could not fill in a sign-in form, and on a home server's connection what happened on the page showed up about twenty…
**Open site: sign in on an extension's site, the way Mihon's Open in WebView does.** BatCave now shows Sign in to keep reading to anyone not signed in, so in Uchiyomi it listed nothing (#314, reported by langwire);…
Comments and reactions can be switched off, each for themselves, and the Komga extension's WebView opens the series or the chapter you were on. The WebView fix is TIGamingTV's report (#312). Thank you.
Downloads you can watch page by page, double pages that line up, and gallery chapters. All three are pull requests from @globalteddy (#296, #295, #294), merged…
When none of your sources has a series, Uchiyomi tries a few extensions from your repository. A series stuck for an hour that no installed source has is looked for on extensions from your repository, a few at a time.
Simpler, and faster. Everything automatic about downloads is one switch now, a series says what it did for you, and a slow site no longer holds up the others.
A series its sources cannot get its chapters from finds another source on its own. When every site a series follows is rate-limiting, blocking or failing it, the server now looks for the series on your other…
A site that is cooling down no longer holds a series up. When a site rate-limits or blocks the server, the series that use it keep downloading from the other sources they follow, and the chapters only that site has…
Sign-in and account hardening. Update soon, especially if people outside your household can reach your server. Thank you to @globalteddy, who reported these and wrote the fixes.
Downloads that finish on their own, and gaps that are really gaps. A series you add from Discover, or one whose sources have chapters you don't, keeps downloading through rate limits and blocks until it is done.
Sign-in and backup hardening, and recovery codes that work. Update soon, especially if people outside your household can reach your server. Thank you to @globalteddy, who reported these and sent #279, #280 and…
Spreads that a source served as two pages can be read as one, and one page of a pair can be brought into frame. Both began as pull requests from @Squeaks72 (#229, #232, #261); the…
Hide a chapter a source lists that is not part of the series, and the extension engine gets the memory it really uses. Hiding is @Squeaks72's idea, from pull request #240, rebuilt to hide only: nothing is ever deleted.
Your reading, all of it: the Reading studio goes back to your first read, badges say what they take, and a new Insights tab shows what your reading adds up to. The Insights tab began as @Squeaks72's pull request (#249), rebuilt on the app's own parts.
The reader keeps your place through a refresh, a resized window and a turned phone, says which chapters a series is missing as you move on, and can narrow its column or fetch pages at your screen's size.
