Yeah, it's a sad fact that limited versions are, well,
limited in some ways ...
For me the reading experience within the book is the most important aspect, and the free version lets you try out all of that. Still the library functions are an important part, too. I think it might have been better to allow three books in the library to show all the brilliant features. The unlimited loading doesn't really make sense to me, because there is not much use in hundreds of invisible books ... if Kris hadn't told me I would never have tried to get the second book to show up by deleting the first.
I'll never fully understand hoe people can whine about the price for really useful software that equals the price of a beer (depending where you live ...). But it's true,
Apocalypto, by App Store standards anything above 2$ is expensive, and people got used to that. At least three quarters of the apps are free, I would guess - even if many rip you off with stupid in-app purchases afterward (but that again is an entirely different story, and I know Kris defintely did not want to follow that path.
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