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Are you going to contact him again?
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Only after the next Android update (like he said that it would fix the bug).
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I don't want him to think I am pestering him.
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Same here.
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I have no problems with the Kindle app. I only read Fiction though mostly romances and I never highlight or annotate.
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If you never highlight or annotate, Kindles might indeed fulfill your needs. They're just unusable for
me. I was willing to put up with the limitations when the original first e-ink Kindle was released -- not in 2013.
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You do realize with the exception of the PW2 that you can use any font on the Kindle without Jailbreaking it?
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Even on iOS?
But, you know, fonts are only a small part of what's missing in the Kindle app for me. Being unable to save dozens of themes (like you can do in Moon+ Reader Pro) would be another unpardonable deficiency from my point of view.
I dislike each of the 3 Kindle themes offered by default (can't stand solid-colour backgrounds, no matter of
what colour; gotta have textures!).
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I find all the fonts you mention unsuitable for me.
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Naturally! People have varying tastes. That's the hallmark of good-quality software: it allows users to adapt the software to their personal preferences. Kindle is (in my opinion) bad software because it lacks customisability, even on some of the most elementary levels.
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if you want to discuss more of this app
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Nope, from my perspective, Kindle software is hopelessly behind Moon+ Reader Pro on Android, and behind Marvin on iOS. It is clear as day that Amazon is satisfied with providing such bare-bones software. That may be fine for them and many of their customers -- but not for me.
