I mainly read on my iPad. I don't see anyway to view my Lists that I made on the website. Is this not an option?
@duskvstweak
United States
Member since Aug 2025
Using Lists on Mobile
Remove from Welcome Back!
Lots of comics sit on my Welcome Back row, and they stay there even if I've read the last page of the last comic. A remove option would be very nice to clean that up.
re: “Mark as read” option
Coming in months later to second this recommendation.
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