Thread: New version of DRM removal tools ("DeDRM")
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Old 01-15-2022, 06:27 AM   #1570
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An EDRLabs rep seems to have joined Mobileread. Congratualatons to them for engaging. In addition to the joining message there was another thread on Thorium Reader which seems to have vanished.
Yeah, I wonder what happened. They were announcing Thorium Reader 1.8.0 (a Readium-based Electron app), and I actually gave the AppImage a quick spin. Too bad all my feedback is gone now, too.

TL;DR: I quite liked it – clean user interface, available for Mac, Linux, Windows. One of the most compatible readers (EPUB3, PDF, DAISY, others). Many features like OPDS, TTS (not so good on Linux), working LCP, fast. It’s not meant for library management, most features missing there. This—and maybe Foliate—could well be the desktop readers of choice for those who don’t wish for a fully-fledged solution like Calibre.
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