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Originally Posted by stumped
Kindle app os ok but has limited features. E.g. you cannot customise where to tap for prev, next page, and you have limited control of margins and line space.
Moon will use any font sets that you store on device, so i actually use it with bookery and Cecelia, copied from kindle. With moon I can sync sideloaded books via drop box. Kindle can't do that.
They are different design principles. Moon is for tinkering, customising. You can change Anything! Kindle is about offering an ok experience out of the box but not much control you dont like what you get.
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Yeah, again, you're doing lots of stuff that I don't care about and would never want to do. In the end, it sounds like you like to tinker with your ebooks, where I just like to read them, at least in the reader.
If I have an ebook that isn't formed well or isn't formatted well, I edit the ebook and fix it, I don't want to play with it on the fly in my reader. So, when I install it in my reader, it's ready to go and doesn't need all that tweaking. Therefore, I just care about how good it looks and again, to me, neither Bookari nor Moon Reader can touch the look of the Kindle reader.
I think the main thing is the two different approaches you and I take to any tweaking that needs to be done to our books.