Lots of free android reading apps to choose from Not stuck in an ecosystem - downloading from any site, sideloading etc is smple No distractions since browsing internet has lots of limitations if possible at all.ĭevice is lghter so easier on wrists if you hold it in your hands while readingĮasy to alternate between reading and browsing the net The main advantages a dedicated e-reader has areīattery lasts days before needing a charge Since I've started using my Samsung tablet, I rarely feel the need to use either my kindle paperwhite or pocketbook touch. Browsing and pdf viewing is vastly better and easier. Please include OS and device information.Having been a kindle user for years, I'd actually recommend just reading with a tablet. I also know there are defects and I am planning to change something, but receiving direct feedback for confirmation is important.Įven if the development will not continue, I would be happy to have some insight.Ī complete guide is available inside the app, with an introductory part that is worth reading. The app was created in an experimental spirit, but I would appreciate if it can become a commercial product when all problems are solved. I would like to ask this community which new features would be welcome, and which are missing. I received some feedback from users but they tend to be very "shy" and do not use the address I provided. I have to say that I occasionally use my app when I have to study from some ePub and I find it useable. Still it works with plenty of ePub3 free eBooks (unfortunately some non-standard old ePubs can have problems). Maybe it is because it does not read DRM-protected ePubs, unless they have social-DRM, like watermarking or similar.
I would like to know what are the issues with this app, because it has downloads but people uninstall it after using for some time. I stopped developing the app but I am pondering about adding missing or new features, especially because Windows11 users could beneficiate of the app in enhanced ways. It was aimed at allowing some advanced "comfort" features for studying on eBooks, and not for just reading literature books for one's pleasure, like being able to have smart bookmarks and navigate the publication, view full HTML layout, search text with diacritics, annotate text and images (!) attaching any kind of document created in external apps, save notes on remote servers (this feature is limited because AFAIK no provider yet respects the SAF standard for cloud folders). It is for tablets, smartphones, chromebooks, and in the future it could be also found on the Amazon Appstore, thus being available on Windows11. I think it works on recent Android versions too. Many years ago I published an Android application for reading ePub publications called "Stud圜omfort".Īnd it is on the Google Play Store right now, although it has not been recently updated.
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