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Originally Posted by pefilix
because first, if there is non logical thing it hurts my logic. second someone's sake effects other ones.
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There's nothing "non-logical" about patching Kobos. Users patch for specific reasons. When you set up Moon+ Reader to taste is that also "non-logical?" Don't you consider worth the effort to get it set up the way you like it?
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Originally Posted by pefilix
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I'm sorry, but I'm not getting your meaning here.
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Originally Posted by pefilix
they change main screen layout an this is not for improve user experience. they limit the recent books section and add suggestion books section from their book store. because they dont care is main screen useful, they care how many they can sell.
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It's not a big deal to me. Just like a Kindle, you're one tap away from your library (where only
your books exist). And most of the time I'm reading a book anyhow, so there's not even that tap most of the time. I just open the cover and start reading. Simple.
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Originally Posted by pefilix
same way, they dont care is user can set easily epub layout margins typography etc. they dont care is pdf readable on device. Because they dont want sideload books, they want sell books from their bookstore with .kobo extension.
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By "they" I'm guessing (in this case) you mean me and, speaking for myself, you're basically right. I don't read PDFs on an eReader (not even on my 7.8" one, it's just not "comfortable"). I don't like PDFs on tablets or computers either. As far as I'm concerned the PDF format was designed for printing to paper, not reading on a screen.
That leaves me with ePub or Mobi books (basically novels). All I care about is that I have a dark font and good margins. And all my eReaders can provide me with that. So I'm good with what I have. Again, dedicated eReaders have advantages over a more general purpose eInk Android tablet. If you like your eInk Android tablet, I'm happy for you. I'm happy with my Tolinos, Kobos, Kindles, etc. To each their own. Should I be angry that you don't choose the way I choose?
Again there's no "one size fits all" in eReaders.