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Support for epubs and RSS, much more responsive UI, night mode, Calibre integration + SSH server (you can send books over Wi-Fi), countless settings to adjust p
by homebrewer 2y ago
Support for epubs and RSS, much more responsive UI, night mode, Calibre integration + SSH server (you can send books over Wi-Fi), countless settings to adjust pretty much anything (for example, you can set margins to zero — the minimum margins on stock firmware are insane). The list goes on.
edit: found this link. I don't think this list is complete.
https://koreader.rocks/user_guide/#whatcanyoudo https://koreader.rocks/user_guide/#whatcanyoudo
- kadal 2y agoWhat's the best reader for KOReader? I'm in the market for a new one and would like one that handles everything a kindle does not.
- ajolly 2y agoI like the boox devices, (they run a mostly stock Android that you can use the Google Play store and download whatever you want to them. Switched over from my Kindle a year ago and it's been fantastic)