LIBRERA READER OFFLINE

Support for many popular online (including translators) and offline dictionaries.

Configurable link colour (hence, footnotes and endnotes colour).

Support for clouds and online catalogues.

Support for bookmarks, annotations, and EPUB3 tables of contents.

Auto-Scan (of user-preset folders) Browse (with an in-app file explorer) Recent (featuring a reading-progress indicator).

Easy document discovery by configurable criteria:.

Well, here's a list of the app's features(including the recent updates) The latest release was actually what spurred me to write a review about the app now. The developer just released the latest version of the app yesterday. The app has loads of amazing advanced features, and even more cool features were introduced in the latest release. I've been using the app for a long time now, and my experience so far has been amazing. The app's description is concise, however, it doesn't do justice to how amazing the app really is.

LIBRERA READER PRO

Two versions are currently available for download: Free version with ads, and PRO without.

LIBRERA READER ANDROID

It even features a unique auto-scrolling, hands-free Musician's mode.Īs of today, it can boast of more than 10 million downloads to devices running all flavours of Android OS. With its intuitive, yet powerful, interface, Librera makes ebook reading a veritable pleasure.

LIBRERA READER PDF

Lirbi Reader, PDF Reader) is a highly customizable and feature-rich application for reading books in PDF, EPUB, MOBI, DjVu, FB2, TXT, RTF, AZW, AZW3, HTML, CBZ, CBR formats on Android devices. The app according to its basic description, which is probably its selling-point is that it is an 'all-format ebook reader'. The app I'll be talking about in this article is Librera reader. Librera Reader All-Format eBook Reader for Android. If you do a lot of reading, especially on your mobile device, then you should read this article, and then check out the app. And I'll share my personal opinions about it. In this article, I'll be reviewing the app. But what if I told you that there's an app that you could read virtually every e-book format with? Yes, there's such an app. And that means more apps to install, and consequently less storage space. Which means that for every uncommon book format, you need a dedicated e-book reader. But as I said, there are several other formats which common e-book readers don't support.

The common e-book readers(software) mostly support the formats I listed earlier. Each of these formats can be read with the help of an app designed for it, called an e-book reader. The common ones are pdf, docs, epub, etc. We now have readable materials(books) in prints(hard copy), and e-book(soft copies). And while those are still very much in existence, modernization and technology have changed the game. In the old times, we had printed copies of readable materials. Reading is something that has been in existence, and won't actually stop. The former(reading), however, is the one I'm most concerned about, in this article. These activities are important to our daily existence, and I can't overemphasize it. One of the basic activities that we engage in as humans are reading, and writing. And just before Utopian goes off, I'll try to publish a review of all those apps. While I was on my very brief hiatus, I collated a list of projects(apps) to review. I have published two articles about RealityHubs so far. And I think I've gotten to a point where I can be called that(A reviewer). RealityHubs is a platform created for reviewers. I'm still down with the news of Utopian's departure, but I got a bit of compensation with the emergence of RealityHubs. I was hoping to return later than now, but having read Utopian's announcement, I've decided to be back earlier. It's been over a week and more since I last published a review about an app.