EPUB Reader for Pc 4p3w5s

I’ve never had (or wanted) an e-reader, but when I wanted a book that cost over $20 for paperback yet was only $2.99 digitally, I figured I’d give it a shot. Using this app, I don’t need a separate device, so I have my book in my phone, ready to read whenever I’m waiting at an appointment or need to kill time before a date or am just lying in bed and don’t feel like getting up to grab the book I forgot in the living room. This app re where I was and easily lets me “read” my book with simple swipes. Will it replace tangible books for me? No. But will I totally use it again, the next time I want to read something that’s dramatically cheaper digitally, using this app? Absolutely!

Pro: I use this reader exclusively for its text-to-speech. It has a few glitches, but works well enough & lets me listen to my books that haven’t been turned into audiobooks. Cons: the description says you can organize documents in the file manager, but after spending a lot of time experimenting with every option I could find, I still can’t make subfolders or move docs out of the inbox. Sure, the sorting feature works, but I like the convenience of having folders, and the app’s description touts its ability to make them and to search subfolders. I wondered if this was a feature, so I bought the pro version, but nothing in the UI changed (it’s really, really nice not dealing with the constant onslaught of ads, though — they’re incredibly intrusive) Even worse, tech is completely non-responsive. I have emailed them repeatedly to ask how to make folders & move docs, but they haven’t responded. I’ll continue using this app for reading my books aloud, but I’ll be using Marvin for when I read ePubs, because I have a lot more control there over how I organize them and its UI is much better (note: to be fair, it doesn’t as many doc formats as this one — it’s a specialized this app).

I've seen a lot of the complaints from people who bought the Pro version for $4.99, only to find that a newer update forced them to make additional purchases to read certain format documents. That just sounds pretty unreasonable. Luckily, I never did this and just stuck with the free version. I enjoy this version, and it works great for my purposes, if you don't mind an occasional ad when you initially go to open a book. So yeah, moral of the story: stick with the free version...down with iaps!

The day and night mode is waaaay to unstable. It seems Ike every book that I read I need to reset the night mode settings. And on some of them I can't set it to my desired settings. Otherwise...it works! Update... I gave in and got the paid version. It works a lot better. But still not 5 stars. The app tends to reset at the worse times. And the thing with the day and night mode is now resolved, it works like I need to to. Thanks. 2nd update... How many times does this app require that you give a review? It constantly pops up to give a review. It's very annoying that is why it's now down to 3 stars. Ok, the paid version is no longer annoying with the pop up. The app works very well. I'm happy with it. Nothing new to report, it's STILL working well.