"EPUBReader
EPUBReader is an add-on designed to read books in ePub format from within the Firefox browser"

a) what does this mean please ?
and
b) is it A Good Thing to install somewhere ?

"EPUBReader
EPUBReader is an add-on designed to read books in ePub format from within the Firefox browser"

a) what does this mean please ?
and
b) is it A Good Thing to install somewhere ?

1) You must have Firefox (the browser) installed. It does not need to be your default browser, just in case you love IE :eek:

2) Once Firefox is running, you use the tool Find add-ins to get EpubReader

From then on, Firefox will advse you of updates (to itself and registered installed plugins)

b) is it A Good Thing to install somewhere ?

Yes, it's excellent. Being able to open an ePub book in a browser is very convenient IMHO.

It will also work with the SeaMonkey browser. This is, like firefox, a mozilla based browser but it looks like netscape with all the old netscape integration. You can use ePubreader as a reader on any device that will run the browser and it is a great reader to use to read books on you computer. it can also download books from some sites.

Dale