Looks like they're using a pretty interesting DRM scheme involving somehow scrambling the images on the wire and then decoding them in a service worker? Props f

Looks like they're using a pretty interesting DRM scheme involving somehow scrambling the images on the wire and then decoding them in a service worker? Props for an "innovation" I hadn't seen before. I'll be investigating ways to defend against this further, for now fortunately thanks to the open nature of the web we can write a script that listens on load, paints the final image onto a canvas, turns the canvas into a data-uri and then saves the resultant unencumbered image to your hard drive as you're scrolling through the manga. Essentially the code in this SO question is all you need. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10673122/how-to-save-canvas-as-an-image-with-canvas-todataurl https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10673122/how-to-save-can...