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antistar · 10-02-2018, 01:47 AM

I can run Scribd on a unlocked Sony RP1, but the experience isn't good because you can't disable page turn animation in the app, which makes page turning a pain.

What I do is to access Sribd on the ereader's web browser, which eliminate's the scrolling animation. But the font is too thin to my liking. Still, it's readable and may stop to be problem once you are emerged in a book.

I tried installing Scribd on a Onyx Boox i86ml but the app wouldn't run. Maybe the Android version is too low or something.

I am looking forward to installing Scribd on a Likebook Mars and see how it runs but mine is still in shipping and may not get here until next week. I am hoping its A2 refresh and contrast enhancing function will do something to make the Scribd app page turn more bearable.

10-02-2018, 01:47 AM	#4
antistar Connoisseur Posts: 84 Karma: 32758 Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Taiwan Device: PRS-500, dr800sg, prs-950, MS SP3, Boox i86ML, Sony Z3TC, KV, Sony RP1	I can run Scribd on a unlocked Sony RP1, but the experience isn't good because you can't disable page turn animation in the app, which makes page turning a pain. What I do is to access Sribd on the ereader's web browser, which eliminate's the scrolling animation. But the font is too thin to my liking. Still, it's readable and may stop to be problem once you are emerged in a book. I tried installing Scribd on a Onyx Boox i86ml but the app wouldn't run. Maybe the Android version is too low or something. I am looking forward to installing Scribd on a Likebook Mars and see how it runs but mine is still in shipping and may not get here until next week. I am hoping its A2 refresh and contrast enhancing function will do something to make the Scribd app page turn more bearable. Last edited by antistar; 10-02-2018 at 01:50 AM.