Thread: MapleRead - eBook Reader and Server for iOS
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Old 10-13-2016, 01:43 AM   #93
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Originally Posted by romad View Post
Have not moved any PDFs to my iPad yet, but I'm talking about my iPhone which is the one with just about all the PDFs. I can't use MapleRead SE on the iPhone and MapleRead CX doesn't support PDFs.

I want ONE application to read both ePubs & PDFs on my iDevices, rather than one for ePubs and a separate one for PDFs. MapleRead SE is going to be the ONE app on my iPad; but I still need an app for the iPhone. If MapleRead SE was an Universal app, it would be on my iPhone in a heartbeat. Since it isn't, and if MapleRead CX supported PDFs, IT would be on my iPhone. Unfortunately, I am unable to see using a MapleRead product on my iPhone as none currently meet my minimum requirements.
@romad -
Why don't you try reading PDF with MapleRead SE on your iPad first? If you really like it, then you may request sbaylor to support the same kind of PDF viewer on iPhone. The more popular a feature request is, the more likely it will be considered. I think this is how it works here on various mobile forums. Look at some earlier posts.

Well, if you really want some other app, then just ignore the above paragraph.
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