Thread: Best book app for iPad Pro?
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Old 09-09-2023, 09:01 AM   #30
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Originally Posted by JSWolf View Post
If I really needed an app to deal with PDF other then just reading, I would use Goodreader.

I'm not a fan of eBook reading apps that also handle PDF. I just want the app to deal with ePub. I don't need the bloat needed to also handle PDF.

I would prefer if BookFusion was made for ePub only and the PDF functionality can be made into a separate app. Maybe call it PDFFusion as PDF is not an eBook format. The name BookFusion doesn't make any sense for PDF as it's not a book.
Thanks for getting back.

So this is more just a personal preference of wanting different functionalities in a separate app based on the way you read. Many technical books and textbooks are in PDF format.

If that is the only reason though, it is not fair to suggest not using BookFusion for PDF as it is not based on a lack of functionality that you found missing just that you prefer to keep PDF and EPUB formats in different apps.

Alright, well no steps we can actionable take from the feedback at this time besides the items we had plan to add support for.
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