Thread: Feature Request: Reading Timer and Speed in Calibre Viewer
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Old 04-03-2015, 04:04 PM   #14
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Originally Posted by kovidgoyal View Post
Yeah the features on my TODO list for the viewer are annotations (more complex ones than just bookmarks) and reading time.

However, annotations are likely going to have to wait till after I finish the redesign of the content server -- the content server will be getting its own in browser viewer so I will at that time have to add some sort of system for the calibre viewer and the content server viewer to sync annotations/last read position between them.
Kovid - Curious. Will the browser viewer be an add-on to Firefox, Chrome, etc, a'la EPUBReader and Readium. Or will it be a separate program that is a specialised browser, presumably built on webkit. I have a some of the latter, notably the Windows (no)Help subsystem and a gadget called WordWeb, they both use IE Trident engine.

FWIW : I prefer the latter approach

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