Praying.
Jokes aside, have a lot of patience. Open mangago main page everyday and look for new releases and the titles recommended. Try to recall how many details about what you had and try to look in the tags or other people's lists.
Best of luck, pal
I second what the first replier said. Make sure you keep up with the last updates page, check twice a day to make sure you didn't miss a single upload in the last 24h. When you find a manga you remember you read, check the authors page. Odds are you have read more than one work. Also make sure to check your want to reads, a lot, if not all manga you read is there.
That's what I have been doing and I am about halfway done recovering my read list in about a week.
As a safe keep for your want to reads create lists for them, also for the mangas you read and absolutely don't wanna forget ever again.
These are some of the best advices I can think of rn , hope they help ヾ(❀╹◡╹)ﾉ~
1. Use your previous (old) notifications to add to your reading lists. (This has been tested and works to start receiving notices again.)
2. If you have any bookmarks -- re-add them to your lists.
3. Use any previous comments (look at your topics section) you've left on stories here to help build-up your lists. Go through them and start adding.
4. If you have a favorite author find a story written by them and start adding the comics listed under their name.
5. Check your previous history (the little clock icon) and start adding. If you see nothing click the "Show All" and it should show you something.
6. Lastly, if you follow someone, look through their lists and start adding to your lists from there.
My old notifications have been deleted, idk if it happened to anyone else but I'd recommend not counting on that one.
I was waiting to see if it would get fixed and now I lost most of them
You're the 2nd person who said their notices were deleted. I should count myself blessed that my notification page was not deleted. (︶︿︶)
Replying so I can also recover my lists when I’m free (wish I was unemployed enough to do it in a day)
7. I forgot about this one: If you have a favorite scan group and they have a website use it to add their titles to your lists. Or if they are defunct, you can use Baka Manga to look them up and see what titles they worked on to add to your lists, too.
Hey y'all, does anyone have any tips to recover lists? I suppose I could scour this website manga by manga, but I wanna know if there's a more efficient way, so any advice?
I won't be adding them to my lists here, I'm probably gonna use somethin like bakaupdates from now on, and I'm just gonna wait and see how the situation in the website develops.