Thread: Best app for library/book reading?
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Old 08-08-2023, 04:11 PM   #19
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Originally Posted by Quoth View Post
I looked at MoonReader and decided Lithium, Aldiko Basic, Bluefire and Pocketbook all far better. Even KOReader is better.
But I mostly read and entirely proof/annotate on a Kobo Sage. Kobo models are best for metadata management.

From all PD sources I use I know their defaults and every title gets converted on adding to Calibre, without a preview.

On bought ebooks I always view the original first to see what settings needed. Sometimes I edit those in Calibre.

I don't need to tweek CSS on an ereader.

Since I also pass on PD ebooks to the rest of the family that's important.


BUT I never add library ebooks to my Calibre. I read them only in the app recommended by our library.
How even KOReader is better? KOReader is the best one


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