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DMCA in recent years seems to be more aggressive with banning manga sites than anime sites.

DMCA taking down manga sites at a greater speed and with more ferocity than Anime, and even though Nyaa is great there are a lot of mangas that are not delivered in torrents and It's easier to find a torrent of a rare and unknown anime with at least 1 seed than of a manga.

As people said, the site was "DMCA purged" and lost part of its gallery, which, unfortunately, makes it one of the worst manga sites to read online nowadays, which is a shame I always visited it, but now all that's left is just a hollow body of what it once was.

blame capitalism and big corporations, if there's one thing I've learned in this life it's that if you're rich you can do almost anything, "legal" or illegal, Just look at the amount of sh*ts Elon and Zuckerberg have made and gotten away with over the years.

Enough to make me hate capitalism and inflation rates twice as much!

When it's a student saying he had to pirate books to study or a poor kid who pirated a Nintendo game, the law and the Buttlicks always condemn them. But if it's Elon or Mark doing something similar, it's all good and everything is fine! If there's one thing that fiction and reality have in common, it's that rich people can do almost anything without consequences.

Just to be clear, are you from Italy? Because if you are, I recommend being very careful with this, as pirating sports in Italy is quite dangerous from what I've heard.

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Video DownloadHelper?

Tell me what's better: a 21st century hammer or a stone-aged one? Do you prefer a cell phone or an old phone? It's not about being "old", it's about usefulness or how useful you actually find it. We've been riding horses for hundreds of years, and they're still useful, even though cars have taken over the planet, and we've ditched black/white TVs for better ones with colors.

Good for you but I'm of the opinion that public domain nowadays is a bad joke of the cursed capitalist world we live in, if I wait to see something modern "for free" I'll be 150 years old and I won't even be able to see that Oppenheimer movie because of that stupid 95 year period of time... seriously, if the waiting period were 15/20 years I would make a genuine effort not to pirate but as I said above the public domain law is a joke and will continue to be...

Thanks, but what about when a website doesn't let you do this? More than once I've seen websites that literally disable the right mouse click, is there a shortcut for this?