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(1) To access the additional options, simply place your cursor over the profile image located in the upper right-hand corner of the webpage. A dialogue box will appear, presenting four choices: profile, anime list, settings, and logout. Click on "anime list". On the left-hand side of the webpage, you will observe a vertical rectangle housing various filters such as title, lists, genre, studio, source, year, season, and sort by. Beneath the 'sort by' option, a drop-down menu will be visible, showcasing sorting preferences such as alphabetical, episode seen, score, start date, and finished date. This is where a new functionality can be implemented—namely, 'sort by day of the week'. This feature will arrange all titles chronologically based on the respective days the anime airs, allowing users to easily locate shows based on their airing days.
(2) For instance, a series airing on Monday at 10 AM would be positioned at the top of the list, while one airing on Sunday at 2 PM would be placed at the bottom. Furthermore, if two shows air on the same day, they would be displayed in chronological order using the time. It's worth noting that 'sort by day of the week' is merely a suggested name and can be replaced with a more suitable term. I trust this information proves useful. Best wishes!
It has been implemented.