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Any plans to make this available as a plugin for ebook readers?

• gnicholas 13y ago
  We're in early-stage talks with some companies in the ebook space—DRM obviously forces us to deal with the owners of various walled gardens. We'd love to find a popular, DRM-free, ebook platform. Suggestions welcome!
  • zatara 13y ago
    I don't know if he's around here, but you should get in touch with Patrick Thompson at Inkstone Mobile (http://www.inkstonemobile.com/ http://www.inkstonemobile.com/). He has been working in this space for some years and did a wonderful presentation at MicroConf 2013 (http://mobileportland.com/events/adventures-app-marketing http://mobileportland.com/events/adventures-app-marketing).
  • unknownian 13y ago
    The main one is Gutenberg, but Beeline users can just install it and make it work on the gutenberg site. You could still contact them to get them to add it as a feature.
  • kranner 13y ago
    Is this based on open research or is the idea of gradients over text itself the patent-pending invention? I'd love to integrate this with my iOS speed-reading app (http://velocireaderapp.com http://velocireaderapp.com). Any interest in collaborating on a spin-off iOS app, to read, say, DRM-free ePubs? My contact info is in my profile.