About a year ago, I switched my list from MAL to AniList (due to a dumb announcement from MAL which I don't even remember).
As for animeplanet; heard of it but never used it
Some differences between the two (from the view of AniList);
AniList has a LOT of tags, which are voted on by users. You can search for spesific tags and add a minimum tag-vote% to your search.
AniList doesn't list Openings/Ending
AniList has less reviews compared to MAL (like 39 vs 337 on Takopi's Sin)
AniList related entries feels less organized (but I was already using chiaki.site to find all related episodes/seasons)
AniList excludes/misses some spesific episodes, such as; recaps, manner movies, AI-generated (see Twins Hinahima)
For me, AniList has a nicer UI, but I guess that's subjective so decide for yourself
Despite some missing features, I do really like AniList. I also have AniList Extras(=userscript), which adds some MAL features to AniList (openings/endings, MAL-rating, hyperlink between the MAL/AL page).
AniList is now my main source, but I also check the MAL page sometimes.
I also saw you were asking about finding new shows in another comment, so I'll finish off with my method for that.
Searching for spesific tags / tag-combinations / genres / ...
On AniList/MAL, each show has user-voted recommendations, so check those on shows you liked
Check out the studios/producers for shows you liked
Scrolling thru the most popular shows (either by rating or members) if you've not watched that many popular ones
Lastly is just checking out random anime you see; be it from fanart, memes, OP/ED songs you hear
I'm quite sleepy rn, hope what I wrote is readable x)
According to Wiktionary^[1]^:
"hatred/dislike".
It is used as an alternative to the suffix -phobia, which etymologically means fear (although -phobia is often used for hate/dislike)
Reminds me of the Halloween (pfp) icons they made last year^[1]^. Would be nice if these got added as well (especially with Halloween comming up soon)
Alt text: Firefox logo but with a green fox wearing a witch hat and holding a black cauldron containing purple liquid.
Yep same here. I've tried Notepad Next, Notepadqq, and notepad++ with wine. Each had their own quirks/issues (no dark mode, crashes, GUI glicthes). Now I'm just using vscodium for everything. While vscodium isn't as simple as np++, (there are a lot of extra features you'll never need when editing a simple txt) it gets the job done without any issues
About a year ago, I switched my list from MAL to AniList (due to a dumb announcement from MAL which I don't even remember).
As for animeplanet; heard of it but never used it
Some differences between the two (from the view of AniList);
Takopi's Sin)related entriesfeels less organized (but I was already usingchiaki.siteto find all related episodes/seasons)Twins Hinahima)Despite some missing features, I do really like AniList. I also have
AniList Extras(=userscript), which adds some MAL features to AniList (openings/endings, MAL-rating, hyperlink between the MAL/AL page). AniList is now my main source, but I also check the MAL page sometimes.I also saw you were asking about finding new shows in another comment, so I'll finish off with my method for that.
I'm quite sleepy rn, hope what I wrote is readable x)
According to Wiktionary^[1]^: "hatred/dislike". It is used as an alternative to the suffix -phobia, which etymologically means fear (although -phobia is often used for hate/dislike)
[1] https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/-misia
https://archive.is/wae3Z
Obligatory archive.is link. NYT thinks I'm a robot :'). Good thing real robots still work tho
Reminds me of the Halloween (pfp) icons they made last year^[1]^. Would be nice if these got added as well (especially with Halloween comming up soon)
Alt text: Firefox logo but with a green fox wearing a witch hat and holding a black cauldron containing purple liquid.
[1] https://blog.mozilla.org/en/firefox/firefox-halloween-logos/
Yep same here. I've tried Notepad Next, Notepadqq, and notepad++ with wine. Each had their own quirks/issues (no dark mode, crashes, GUI glicthes). Now I'm just using vscodium for everything. While vscodium isn't as simple as np++, (there are a lot of extra features you'll never need when editing a simple txt) it gets the job done without any issues