Thread: Which Reader for which Platform to support?
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Old 06-15-2025, 05:35 PM   #10
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Originally Posted by RbnJrg View Post
1. On Android: Cantook, Kobo, PocketBook, Lithium, Reasily, InfinityReader. All of them support epub3 very well.

2. On Linux: Foliate, Thorium, Calibre Viewer; also could be Koodo Reader but the last version is buggy.

3. On Windows: Thorium, Koodo Reader, ADE 4.x, Icecream Ebook Reader.

4. On iOS: Bluefire, Kobo.

Regarding your issues on Thorium, very probably due to epubs bad built. Thorium is based on Readium and honors very well css2/css3 properties.
Why not just go with calibre viewer for Windows, Linux, and MacOS? That would make things so much easier to have the same program on all three systems.
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