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Originally Posted by Xwang
What I would like to know is if the locally downloaded books are just a sort of cache which automatically deletes older books (but keeping the last page read in case you get back reading a book/document you have left in the middle) if it grows to occupay more than a maximum amount of disk space on the client device.
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In the case of MoonReaderPro, it is not a rotating cache. The book is either their on your device (in it's entirety), or it's not. Deleting books is manual - you do it, the software does not automatically do it.
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In case it is not managed in such a way, does you lose all your settings and reading position deleting the locally stored books on the client device?
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I do not know what all MoonReaderPro syncs. Reading position for sure, because that's what I use. Annotations too. I would assume bookmarks as well, but I haven't tested that to be able to verify it foe you. But what else MoonReaderPro might sync (if anything?) - I don't know. I know that it does NOT sync the entire book up to your cloud. You must have the book downloaded onto your client device.
But if you delete a book manually from your client, you do NOT lose all the things MoonReaderPro has synced up to your cloud. If you reinstall the book, everything that was saved is still there. But realize that you need to be using MoonReaderPro on all your devices. Things are NOT going to sync between MoonReadPro on your phone, and say, Kindle Reader on your tablet.