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Automatically sync your Mangago reading lists to Google Sheets Never lose your Mangago reading lists again. Manga sites go down, and when they do, reading lists often disappear with them. Mangago Reading List Tracker copies your lists into a Google Sheet in your own Google Drive, so you keep them even if the site goes offline. How it works • Install the extension, click its icon, and click "Set up my tracking sheet". • Sign in with Google. The extension creates a sheet called "Mangago Reading List" in your Drive. • Browse Mangago as usual. When you click Want to read, Now reading or Already read on a manga, it shows up in your sheet. • Each row has the title, status, last chapter and a link back to the manga's page. • No duplicates: if you change a manga's status, its existing row is updated. Reinstalled, or using a new computer? Click "Set up my tracking sheet" and sign in with the same Google account. The extension lists the sheets it made for you before, so you can keep using your old one or start a new one. What's new • One-click setup. You no longer need to create a sheet or copy its ID yourself. • Pick up your earlier sheet after a reinstall or on another computer. • "Already read" now syncs reliably. • Built-in Setup Guide and Troubleshooting pages. • Fixed the "bad client id" sign-in error. Private by design • The extension can only see the sheets it creates. It can't open any of your other Google Drive files. • No servers, no accounts, no ads, no analytics, no tracking. Your data goes straight from your browser to your own Google Sheet. Not affiliated with Mangago.
Nov 1, 2026
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