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I've got readarr up and running, now I need a front end. What do y'all prefer?

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[–] uzay@infosec.pub 4 points 3 years ago

Calibre for ebooks, and looking into komga for manga and comics. Audiobookshelf for audiobooks.

I've been running calibre forever. It just works. The only thing I find a little cumbersome is adding books, as I add them to a local calibre library, mount my server's calibre library folder and then use the copy to other library function in calibre. Probably not the best way to do it.

For audiobooks I had regularly been scouring the internet for solutions because the ones I had never worked that well for me, until one time suddenly Audiobookshelf popped up. It's simply amazing.