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Originally Posted by radius
If you want all the bells and whistles and you have a full laptop, what's wrong with ComicRack?
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To me, border cropping and the ability to assign functions to areas of the screen aren't bells and whistles. They are what make reading on a touch interface device practical.
I don't read on my laptop. I've just experimented with the Windows apps to see what it might be like to read on a Windows tablet.
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Originally Posted by radius
I personally mostly read with Perfect Viewer on Android, but the developer seems to prioritize new features and just futzing around instead of stability and that occasionally annoys me.
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I feel like Perfect Viewer could use a visual refresh. The cover thumbnails are too small and the folders are ugly. I love the library setup of Challenger (once I've tweaked it), but I like the reading experience on Perfect Viewer. Each app has pluses and minuses.
I found a Samsung Galaxy Note 12.2 for $200 on Craigslist. Wish me luck. That tablet has a screen size almost identical to a typical comic book.