Thread 24676630

Is this the best app for reading on mobile? I've been using the free version for a few years and it's pretty great – great enough that I just dropped $20 on the Google Play store for the premium version.

No I hate it because there's always going to be a lot of space between the letters and the borders of the screen no matter how much I zoom in
So either I have to squint to read, or I have to zoom in and get extremely short lines that are annoying to read

>>24676630 (OP)
>Google Play store for the premium version.
Wtf why
What's the utility of premium version?
But yeah it's the only ereader app I use

Staring at a screen will never be considered reading

>>24676644
>zoom in
Have you tried making the font bigger or changing the font type, you fucking chimp?

>>24676644
You can change the line spacing in the premium version.

>>24676653
You are an idiot

>>24676659
Damn now I hate them even more

>>24676661
>Reddit spacing
Says it all you mong.

>>24676668
Holy newfag. Not only do you think reddit spacing is real and not something only used by tourists who end up making fools of themselves, but you don't even know what it is in the first place. This is basic 4chan formatting. Have you never replied to multiple people at once? Don't answer. Stop talking to me you've embarrassed yourself enough.

I like libera.. but I think it's on ironically Kindle. Most of the time I just use my Google Play books library in the browser. Fdroid has several worth checking out I'm using voice to text and not fixing any of the f****** errors cuz I hate typing on mobile

>>24676671
>google books in the browser
samesies

>>24676630 (OP)
I just tried this and it doesn't have an integrated dictionary, it literally launches a web browser. Unusable.

>>24676644
You are technically illiterate

>>24676801
Yes he is

>>24676807
I don't have it on mine. Maybe it's because I'm on Chinese slop or it's a new update

Anyone else ever tried MoonReader? It seemed way too complicated.

>>24676630 (OP)
I think lithium is fine

>>24676698
I have Merriam Webster and it opens that

>>24676826
I love MoonReader. It's not complicated at all, it just leaves the users a lot of freedom to customize epubs as much as they want to.

>>24677003
Needs an integrated popup screen with definitions on dbl click. I don't want to leave the app

>>24676671
Yeah kindle is very good. I use it mainly. I read over 70℅ of mg books on mobile.

>>24677019
You can use lookup dictionary for that. Search the web for the pro version.

I downloaded a .epub reading application upon my phone. It was called Kakimon. It was 200MB, but I didn't worry about that. I found it on the 100th archived page of a secret website called Scrawl: The Writer's Asylum, which has been shuttered and infested with ghosts since 2012 (all denizens suicided or "trooned out"). Regardless I installed Kakimon, and I was struck by the burnished white gold buttons and the patina leather textures. Therefore I directed the application to my collection of .epubs I had downloaded from Anna's, and they loaded up. Thereafter I began reading "Blood-soaked buddha", a work I had looking towards with excitement for some time, and I read through the whole thing (pleasantly surprised about how little Buddha was mentioned at all), before realising the entire book had actually been an advert for a book, and the final page was just a big button saying "BUY ME IF YOU LIKED ME", surrounded by lights and catherine wheels.