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Originally Posted by romad
JSWolf, be that as it may be for you, there ARE those of us who prefer to have ONE ereader app rather than a whole slough of them! Prior to iOS 9.3, iBooks was it for me; since 9.3 and later BROKE the sorting of iBooks I've been looking for a better app and found it with MapleRead SE. The major drawback of it is that it won't work on iPhone. It has been several years since Apple created the Universal iOS app feature, so there is no longer any excuse to make separate incompatible apps for iPhone, iPad, and iTouch.
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And I'd rather have apps optimized for wat they are meant to do. I don't want PDF in MapleRead. That would add bloat. Meaning it would take more storage than it should.