Thread: Stand alone Android epub reader that handles formatting correctly?
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Old 10-30-2019, 09:34 PM   #17
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Originally Posted by stumped View Post
I think that from a commercial perspective, developers think that 99.9% of app buyers really don't care about CSS, or have even heard of it, so they are happy with an app that disrespects CSS.
Given that (some of) all time favorites are FBReader and Alreader I think you're right.

Plus, most of current android apps are still based on self implemented renders (like Ebookdroid, FBReader or Coolreader) instead of the new "web apps" that Readium/IDPF is trying to enforce to support epub3 fully.

Gitden is probably the best option for CSS lovers. It has amazing CJK support too.
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