Thread: Just released: Readmill for Android
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Old 10-04-2013, 10:23 AM   #8
ClairePMR
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I've installed Readmill on two of my Android devices. I really like the clean interface. It easily imported and opened epub files on my Tablet. When I tried to upload DRM-free epubs to my library via the website, however, every single one (I tried over a dozen) came back as an "unsupported file type." Also, is there a way to sync the library from the tablet directly to my Galaxy S3 without going through the library upload process on the website?

ETA: I've discovered how to sync the library from the tablet, but files dropped onto the website for upload still don't function.
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