MangaMeeya.

I hear a lot about others, but I like being able to customize it so much and that it can open from .rar and all that.

Mangameeya user here. It can do pretty much anything, like adjusting crappy scans that are full of double pages like these to read only one page at a time from right to left.

>>153
>MangaMeeya
I second this.

I use CDisplay...

>>156
Second.

>>156
The problem I have with CDisplay is that (in my experience) loading the files are much slower and since it doesn't have a convenient seekbar, you have to manually flip over page by page to get to a certain page you're trying to find.

>>156
>>153 Here
I used that for quite a while, honestly, but I remember it taking so long for it to load up and freeze on me. Haven't had a problem with MM yet.

Still, if it works fine, then it doesn't matter, right?

I've always used CDisplay. I've never had any problems with it.

I'd be eager to try MangaMeeya though, since it has a good reputation.

ACDSee. I use an old version (3.1), but it surprisingly works just fine on windows 7 for being developed in 2000. it can't do fancy things like view from rar's and stuff, but it works just fine for full-screen viewing.

I can upload the ISO if you're interested.

>>161
I'm quite interested, if you did that I'd try it out.

>>162
http://rapidshare.com/files/437566149/ACDSee.iso
there you go

it's got a few features like a basic editor and can view into .zips and stuff

but remember this: it's old. so it has problems with optimized gifs and can't view APNG's, but with what you're using it for, you shouldn't run into those problems

>>164
Thanks, I'm dling it right now.

I use Quivi. Don't know if its good, but it works and I'm used to it.

CDisplay. It gets the job done. I've never had any problems with it, either.

>>166
Another vote for Quivi. Could use some more features, but it's simple and open-source.

I've tried using CDisplay but that thing more often then not randomizes the images, and I don't care for how it zooms in all the way into images.
Maybe I'm just doing something wrong, I don't know.

>>176
Hit 'c' or go into the configure menu, and you'll be able to fit the page-to-screen.

I use Honeyview and I can't complain.

http://www.honeyview.org/

IrfanView.

With UniCode plugin. So it can open japanese filenames.

Comix. Fast, easy to use and runs on Linux.

>>224
That's what I've been using since switching to this OS, it works pretty well really.

Universal Viewer. I'd be impressed if anyone here has ever heard of it. Anyway, it's just an enhanced Total Commander image viewer which you can tweak however you want.

I read all my manga online, so Firefox.

IrfanView here. Or sometimes just read with Firefox itself when I'm browsing a site.

I really like CDisplay. It's fast, displays two pages at a time, and it's easy to save your place and come back later.

Another mangameeya user right here. I used cdisplay before and I can never go back. The images load a lot more quickly and mm never freezes either.

I use a program called Comics Viewer. It's simple but great, and has quite a lot of nice options. http://www.portablefreeware.com/?id=210

I open all the pages in a given chapter in tabs in Firefox. This is made quite easy with the Multi Links extension. I then go fullscreen and ctrl+tab my way to victory.

Might have to check this MangaMeeya thing out though.

I kept getting error messages with CDisplay so I decided to look for something else. I tried honeyview, CDisplayEX (AWFUL), and a few other popular ones. They all had something about them that I did not like. Then my very last choice ended up sticking -- MangaMeeya -- it's basically CDisplay but with much faster page loading, and an entire heap of customization options. So yeah, if you're using CDisplay now, I'd recommend a upgrade to MangaMeeya, it has everything you liked about CDisplay + faster page loading and extensive customization options.

I have used MangaMeeya and it was good to use, but after changing my mouse and installing it's driver, i couldn't use slide function on MangaMeeya. I tried to solve the problem but couln't. Then i changed to Honeyview and problem solved. Both of then are good and they never gave me any major problem. I recommend both of them.

http://mymanga.codeplex.com/

I found a new founded project,looks interesting.

Right click + preview.

Windows Photo Viewer or I just use my FF browser.

Tachiyomi on android.

When I read on my PC it was CDisplay, but for the last 4 years or so I've read almost exclusively on my tablet and with PerfectView.

>>168
Pretty sure this was my post. Hasn't changed.

CDisplay. It gets the job done.