Thread: Coolreader vs ADE for epub....
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Old 03-17-2010, 04:25 AM   #5
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Originally Posted by jusmee View Post
Even though it may be a work in progress, Coolreader may still be better than ADE which seems to lack stuff like on screen clock, accurate page numbers and decent control over fonts and font sizes.
Oh, I think that I can agree with that since I do not like ADE at all. I just wanted to point out that CoolReader was not yet as evolved as ADE. For instance, I have to learn more about customizing the CSS on EPUB to get EPUB to look the way I want on CoolReader. Right now, I get into the EPUB and completely remove the CSS file so that the EPUB looks more the way that I want it to on CoolReader. So far, that is still a work in progress for me as well. On the other hand, FBreader seems to ignore some or all of the CSS on EPUB, so the user preferences are preserved. That may be a weakness of FBreader as far as standards compliance is concerned, but I like the way EPUBs look on FBreader better than anything else that I have seen on an eInk reader.
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