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Originally Posted by cellaris
AlReaderX has its limitations in recognising document styles. This is indisputable even for those of us who use it as a preferred (non-exclusive) reading program. For those who are really interested, the author of the AlReaderX program left an explanation of CSS support here:
https://4pda-to.translate.goog/forum...#entry85222479
Of course I have my personal reasons for preferring it to other reading programs, but that is something I will not discuss with other people. Everyone should use the reading program that they like best, not the one that others like best. I see it as simple as that. |
What post am I supposed to be reading for an explanation of the CSS?
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Originally Posted by Quoth
There are loads of free ereader apps far better than AlReaderX.
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Yeah? Name a couple, please. The only one that's worked better for me is Koreader.
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Originally Posted by cellaris
AlReaderX and KOReader are the reading programs I like the most. Between the two, 99% of my needs are satisfactorily covered. In the remaining 1% it is possible that we may coincide.  |
I'm much the same - I use those two on my Android e-readers and Koreader on Libra 2. For edge cases I also use Librera Pro and Moon reader pro.
I've tried experimenting with others. Most recently KnownReader, a fork of Cool reader, but the UI is a complete nightmare and makes Koreader seem extremely intuitive by comparison.