It would be great if you could add an option to allow disabling the long press gesture.
Regarding the other items
1) now that I know there will be no response when I press download, it's not really a problem. It's just a suggestion.
2) That's really unfortunate, are there plans to change this?
4) it's already on. It does not work right. To duplicate, all you need to do is exit the app while reading, remove the app from memory on the iPad, and start the app. The same effect occurs when time has gone by with other iPad app usage.
6) Ok, I understand why now. I think a better implementation would be to auto log in but perhaps have a forget credentials option in a menu somewhere. After all, how often will someone really want to change the account they use?
Thanks for the responses. It's great that You're here at this forum to answer questions.
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Originally Posted by sbaylor
You said, "Overall though, very nice app." Great! Thank you for your compliment. I hope as you dig deeper, you'll find more the app more satisfying. Don't forget to give the app a good rating and write a review on the App Store then!
Now, I'll answer your questions one by one. 
If you long press on the left or right margin, the gesture is always ignored. If you also disable the tap gestures at the left/right margin, then you can safely rest your thumb there. However, if you long press on the text or image area, then some text or image may be selected. You can't disable this behavior.
1) Check the Queue view, which is next to Websites. As a book is added to the download/import queue, the badge number associated with the Queue icon is incremented; as a book download is completed, the badge number is decremented. When the number is 0, no badge number is shown.
2) Page margins are fixed
3) If there are enough users who want system-wise (iBooks-like) brightness control, we may consider offering an option. Anybody else wants this?
4) Turn on "Auto-Open Last Book Read" in System Settings. Perhaps we should turn it on by default in the next release.
5) We'll play with the labels to see if it's possible to make it dimmer without losing readability under (almost) all themes (including background color and text color, etc.)
6) The credential dialog appears only once when your credential is requested the first time after connecting to a given OPDS server (including calibre with password protection) and your credential is correct. In case you want to type in a different password, or want to switch to a different account for the same server/website, the dialog gives you the chance to do so. Subsequently, the credential dialog will pop up again only if the supplied credential fails.
Attached is a screenshot of BookMaster CE's System Settings. See #4 above. |