This is really nice and I'm definitely planning on giving it a looksee. I currently use Ubooquity since it's a very simply no-fuss reader that works fantastic o

This is really nice and I'm definitely planning on giving it a looksee. I currently use Ubooquity since it's a very simply no-fuss reader that works fantastic on tablets and has pretty good format support. I currently have about 40,000 books, magazines and comics setup under it and I like generally how it works (with a few small problems that aren't deal breakers). Installing it involves running a jar file and that's it, so this looks pretty heavy to get setup. One thing I really wish I could do with it (LibreRead or Ubooquity) is "add" books from the internet archive to it either as virtual links that simply opened up to the IA reader on their site, or with an option to download locally within the reader interface.