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One should also note that Thorium is a remarkably crappy app to read Epubs on.
by damnitbuilds 2y ago
One should also note that Thorium is a remarkably crappy app to read Epubs on.
- lxgr 2y agoI've never used it myself, but I'd be really surprised if it somehow managed to be worse than Adobe Digital Editions.
- damnitbuilds 2y agoI lol'ed. Indeed, the bar is low.
- Finnucane 2y agoWell, it does have the advantage of being actively maintained. If not necessarily very well. Recently, I had the fun of noting that their app was no longer behaving correctly with endnote links, and they suggested that my links were coded wrong. I pointed out that they were not, were standards-compliant and worked fine in every other epub reader I had. Even ADE! So I don't know what they were trying to do.
- ocdtrekkie 2y agoI had to script an install of ADE recently and apparently the only way to successfully silent install it is to create a registry key that pretends Norton 360 is installed, because their installer has a Norton Security Scan thing injected in which their silent flag doesn't handle.