I've been on both sides of the most common comments in this thread. I tried it ages ago and struggled with unintuitive interface. After getting fed up with soft

I've been on both sides of the most common comments in this thread. I tried it ages ago and struggled with unintuitive interface. After getting fed up with software on my Tolino - slow page turns, soft crashing regularly (stuck in a loop of 5ish pages until a restart) and being stuck with publishers type setting because the Tolino special customisation system is terrible, I decided to give it another go. It's like a new device. I can connect to WebDAV, I can customise almost anything, I can have better dictionaries, I even found a plugin that lets me use my local library through Libby with minimal friction. And it's fast! But... all of that was despite the documentation, which in my humble opinion is very hard to make use of. The front end styling overloads the text with colours, styles and mixed capitalisation. And the entire documentation is a single web with anchor links. Maybe this makes it marginally easier to maintain and allows it to be loaded in KOreader itself, but it's a poor design choice for web-based documentation. A basic SSG with pre-generated search would make it much more user friendly.