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Open source ebook reader recommendations?
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this post was submitted on 07 Jun 2024
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I have no idea why you would use a pen to turn pages???
But I agree with /u/thequantumcog that KOreader is very good. Except IDK if it has any cloud facilities, as I don't use cloud much myself.
After I found KOreader I read ALL my books on my phone. To switch pages I just tape left or right side, but it can also use volume.
The setting to open at the page you were reading last is a bit hard to find IMO, you should probably be prepared to use a moment to learn the interface. But then it works very well with many nice features IMO.
KOreader is available on playstore and F-droid and for Linux https://koreader.rocks/
Another KOReader recommendation here. I typically use it on an eink device but also have it on my phone and it works well.
Looks like for syncing there's a plugin:
https://github.com/koreader/koreader/wiki/Progress-sync
Because the pen can be held in the other hand which can be anywhere - you turn the page with a click of a button. And the pen doesn't have to be anywhere near the screen. After a few hours of reading you can feel the difference between having your hand in a natural position and forcing it in a position to be able to turn the pages.
Ah OK I thought you used it on the screen, which made little sense to me. But that's pretty cool. 😎 AFAIK KOreader allows you to customize input for turning pages, so I think you can do it, but I haven't tried.
KOreader is very customizable.