UnwindPage

PerspexSphinx · Yesterday, 10:39 PM

I thought I'd mention an Android ebook reader which I've had the pleasure of helping to test.

UnwindPage, is a free offline Android ebook reader focused on just reading.

The app is completely free, and the developer intends to keep it that way. No ads, no account, and no internet permission at all. Your books, notes and reading history stay on your phone.

It does have some very unique features…

• It can display animated GIFs (only other eReader I know of that can do this is OpenLeaf).
• you can zoom in and out on them.
• plus there's an option (switch) to display them as Crisp pixels for pixel art effectively turning off androids default pixel interpolation (anti-aliasing or bluring).
• you can use your own fonts.
• you can use your own bookmarks.
• and you can hide Androids top info bar.

And yet it's nice, clean, simple to use and minimalistic.

https://www.reddit.com/r/ereader/s/WeEavJG6gF

Yesterday, 10:39 PM	#1
PerspexSphinx Enthusiast Posts: 28 Karma: 65602 Join Date: May 2022 Device: Kobo Arc 7HD, Kobo Glo, Android ZTE K83	UnwindPage I thought I'd mention an Android ebook reader which I've had the pleasure of helping to test. UnwindPage, is a free offline Android ebook reader focused on just reading. The app is completely free, and the developer intends to keep it that way. No ads, no account, and no internet permission at all. Your books, notes and reading history stay on your phone. It does have some very unique features… • It can display animated GIFs (only other eReader I know of that can do this is OpenLeaf). • you can zoom in and out on them. • plus there's an option (switch) to display them as Crisp pixels for pixel art effectively turning off androids default pixel interpolation (anti-aliasing or bluring). • you can use your own fonts. • you can use your own bookmarks. • and you can hide Androids top info bar. And yet it's nice, clean, simple to use and minimalistic. https://www.reddit.com/r/ereader/s/WeEavJG6gF