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Originally Posted by Frenzie
Librera has some interesting features as well btw. But yes, this is why I believe that in most cases cases KOReader is simply the most convenient program, because I don't have to bug around zooming and dragging stuff.
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Yes, I use LibreraPro on my tablets (along with other readers). I find that each reader has features that make it perfect for some books. For example, I have a book on the history of the computer, and it was laid out so that some sections start with a two-page photo. With my tablet in landscape, and LibreraPro set to two-up (with cover), those photos show up beautifully. I haven't seen another reader that would be right for that book.
Now that I have KOReader working correctly -- or, more truthfully, now that my errors have been explained to me -- I will start using it and see which books it is perfect for. I've already found that one with the ultra-wide margins.
I've only had my Kobo Elipsa for a few days, and I'm ready to ditch all the tablets. It's almost exactly what I want in an ereader. Next, I need to install the KOReader on it, and work out how to launch that.
I plan to continue engaging with the KOReader folks on GitHub, and see if there's any contribution I can make. Most of what I got wrong was actually in the manual, but the rotation logic could probably be explained better. So maybe that's something I can contribute -- describing the rotation logic so that new users never have to play whack-a-mole like I did.