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Most of them offer their own paid storefronts and have a perverse incentive not to offer a large area full of free books.

• JSeiko 5mo ago
  probably true. Maybe an true open-source eReader should exist.
  • WillAdams 5mo ago
    Arguably https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=biz.bookdesign.gutebooks https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=biz.bookdesign... should ~~be~~ EDIT have been ENDEDIT opensource --- it does at least work to support Project Librivox (or at least that's my understanding) Seems to no longer be available (see below)
    • JSeiko 5mo ago
      I'm getting "We're sorry, the requested URL was not found on this server." if I go to the link
      • WillAdams 5mo ago
        I believe the app is discontinued and the reason I can see the page is that I am on record as having downloaded it.
  • dgellow 5mo ago
    They do exist, since a pretty long time. I bought a pocketbook beginning 2010s. https://pocketbook.ch https://pocketbook.ch. If you mean epub reader software Calibre and a bunch of others exist since pretty much the beginning of epub