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Originally Posted by the.Mtn.Man
Cons:
... and to apply settings globally requires you to press and hold on each one and select it as default.
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But once you have done this, it is default - you don't have to do it again, unless you want other defaults.
You can also use profiles to change different things all at once with just one tap. This needs some initial configuration, but it's not that complicated and you will be rewarded later.
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Originally Posted by the.Mtn.Man
Browsing by folder instead of tags is annoying, and I have found no way to view the collection simply as a list of books.
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I prefer a simple folder structure. And in combination with tags I have no problem organizing my books. But to each his own ;-)
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Originally Posted by the.Mtn.Man
Cons: - Extremely slow to open and make changes to very large books, and complex formatting will simply cause KOReader to choke (I have an ESV Study Bible with tens of thousands of footnotes and links; opens in seconds with the stock Kobo reader; KOReader simply hangs and requires a device reboot).
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This is true. My George R.R. Martin Omnibus is a real pain, when I change format or font. But as I have no other book that large, this problem seems to be negligible for me.
But people have varying demands. For me the advantages far overweigh the disadvantages.