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I developed https://qwyre.com https://qwyre.com as a PWA offline app-based epub reader. You're welcome to give it a go. It even imports links to epubs direct an
by Turukawa 4y ago
I developed https://qwyre.com https://qwyre.com as a PWA offline app-based epub reader. You're welcome to give it a go. It even imports links to epubs direct and stores them in your browser. There is no central online storage, no tracking, and here's the privacy statement https://qwyre.com/privacy-rights https://qwyre.com/privacy-rights
- jtbayly 4y agoSearch doesn't seem to search inside the work I'm reading. Am I missing something?
- Turukawa 4y agoI haven't implemented search inside the work. Only for searching the library (it's ultimately meant to be a self-publishing app, but that's a work in progress). It uses https://github.com/futurepress/epub.js/ https://github.com/futurepress/epub.js/ Eventually, I'll get all its API working, but there's not much of a how-to guide, so it's slow.
- Fudgel 4y agoThe background image on the page (https://qwyre.com/join-the-qwyre.png https://qwyre.com/join-the-qwyre.png) is a tad large - 1MB in size. It might be a good idea to compress it a bit. Check out https://squoosh.app/ https://squoosh.app/ as its easy to use.