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The protocol is simple enough that there are multiple implementations. I like this small one, which does all the necessary things: https://github.com/b1n4ryj4n
by dsr_ 3y ago
The protocol is simple enough that there are multiple implementations. I like this small one, which does all the necessary things:
https://github.com/b1n4ryj4n/koreader-sync https://github.com/b1n4ryj4n/koreader-sync
- pmontra 3y agoThanks. I installed Koreader but I think I'll stay with CoolReader and do without progress sync. The two deal breakers are - I can change the brightness of the screen in CoolReader by sliding a finger on the left of the screen. I must use a menu in Koreader and that makes brightness control almost useless. - There is no way to change the color of the text. I like red on black in night mode. White text is too bright in a dark room. Reading thought the issues on GitHub it seems that maybe a custom CSS can do the trick but I don't feel like investing time in that. Progress syncing is not so important to me.
- joecool1029 3y ago> - I can change the brightness of the screen in CoolReader by sliding a finger on the left of the screen. I must use a menu in Koreader and that makes brightness control almost useless. Strange, because Koreader has this functionality. On my kindle paperwhite I can slide up and down on the left side of screen to change intensity, on my oasis I can additionally slide up and down on the right side to change color temperature. Which platform isn't it working on?
- pmontra 3y agoAndroid. However I found Expert Mode and activated it. Then Taps and gestures, Gesture Manager, One-Finger Swype and there are the two swyping gestures to set brightness. One is done. Text color next, maybe. As a side note: I always thought that CoolReader settings UI was a mess but Koreader's one is much worse: less funky but even less efficient.