Thread: Stand alone Android epub reader that handles formatting correctly?
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Old 10-31-2019, 12:30 PM   #18
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Originally Posted by pazos View Post
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.
We have a wiki page on Gitden Reader.

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