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Originally Posted by Pajamaman
I just wanted to make the point that with Onyx, though it comes with a built-in ereading app neoreader, you are not restricted to using that reading app, and many Onyx users use a different app to read with.
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Yes, that's a major selling-point for me. There are a bunch to choose from nowadays. One reason I enjoyed using Mantano Reader—whereas some e-reader apps gave you the look of text in a browser, Mantano's rendering "engine" made the text look like an actual book page. Hard to explain. Hopefully an app that's still in development nowadays has a good "engine" as well.
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Regarding kepub, yes, I don't know of anything that will open them.
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Excepting Kobo's own (abysmal) Android app. Really terrible software IMO.
I can see 'calibre' and 'Apprentice Alf' in my future again. I always found that 'Alf' plug-in difficult to install correctly. But I'll have to try again (unless there's some newer, easier-to-use solution for what he provides...I'm avoiding specifics as I don't know how the people who run the forums feel about the whole DRM topic).