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KOReader also gets you a host of features, including a real file browser, reading statistics (both on the book and calendar level), reading sync with other devi
by captn3m0 5y ago
KOReader also gets you a host of features, including a real file browser, reading statistics (both on the book and calendar level), reading sync with other devices running KOReader, support for weirder formats (such as CBR/CBZ), better PDF formatting (PDF Reflow for reading papers is great), and Calibre Wireless access, and OPDS support.
And much more. KOReader runs on Linux as well, so you can do a trial run to see the UX and the vast feature set.
- ekianjo 5y agoKOReader runs on everything under the sun, including Android. The UX is... good in some areas and very poor in others.
- flatiron 5y agoNot iOS
- adhesive_wombat 5y agoI use it on a Kobo and it's great. It has SSH too, and WebDav, so I can either scp files over from a computer (push) or open the network share and download them onto the device (pull). No cables, no web services.