Thread: Best app for library/book reading?
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Old 08-10-2023, 10:21 AM   #28
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Originally Posted by jospalau View Post
I have had Librera Reader for 3 years, paid version which I think is the same without ads. For me it doesn't matter if it respects or not the CSS since I just read text books. It simply doesn't have all the functionalities that Moon+ Reader has, like integration with other apps like WordReference, themes (profiles), statistics, straightforward ways to manage books in lists or pinning them. Only KOReader is better. But that's only my opinion

What is all the fuss with BookFusion? I just installed it and it looks very simple. It is not even free. What am I missing here? What benefits does it has for people who don't use iOS at all? Does it run on Kobos?

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Moon+ is garbage. But if you are unabe to know if Librera respects the CSS then it too is garbage. A good app for reading will respect the CSS. If it doesn't respect the CSS well enough, it's garbage.

So does Librera respect the CSS or is it garbage?
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