Moon+ Reader for PC

The app has been excellent so far, allowing me to read many file types and offering lots of customization options that can make my reading experience even better. However, the downside to this app is that it sometimes shuffles my items back into their original order when I open it again. It would be nice to have the ability to change the order without having to do it again.

It is simple in every way. The app allows you to read many file types and import books. You can change the background color and make flipping motions to turn the page. There are many features available that I do not use, such as taking notes. It is non-intrusive and 10/10

Only apps that conform to my margin:0 CSS specification. It doesn't have a terrible white border around full-screen images. It still leaves a dark grey margin, but it's okay. The default animation should be flip horizontally. This is what I expected when reading books. It is confusing that options are divided in three different locations.

The UI can be confusing and unintuitive. It took me longer to learn how to use the app than I did to actually read my PDFs. After trying to find the menu, it took me five minutes and I couldn't get to the table. The more I push buttons, the less I remember. It's becoming annoying. We need to be more civilized, Moon+ team.

This is my favorite. This reader has been my favorite for many years. The power saving mode is a great feature. Even though the "take a rest" reminder is sometimes annoying, it's a great feature. Although I know it is an option, it still serves its purpose.

The E-reader works great! Although it took me some time, I finally learned how to word wrap. It is easy to adjust the font size and not need to scroll to see the larger text. Comfortable reading is the main goal. For the font, decimal fractions were included. A suggestion for improvement is to include the word-wrap option in the demonstration, so it is available when the program is installed first. You cater for those who are hard of seeing. What do you know? LOL ExcellentReader!

It is amazing. There are so many options for customization, including dark mode and blue light filter. Problem is, I can't get rid of my progress bar. The progress bar is annoying me every time I tap the middle of the screen to open the options. The equivalent to four books, the webnovel I am reading is approximately 30000 pages. I thought it was brightness, but I accidentally hit it multiple times and lost my place in the book.

Although I have only been using the app for about an hour, I am enjoying it so far. My larger phone, the Galaxy S8+, causes certain books in portrait mode to not display correctly. Every two lines, there is a paragraph. It disappears in landscape but it gives me a strange feeling when reading such books. I'm not referring to the app. It's a problem that affects many other apps.

After trying half a dozen, this is my favorite epub reader. The reader is fast and highly customizable. It also works in split-screen mode. Although it takes some time to get used to the user interface, once you have set up your preferences, you will find that it is very efficient. For books that have long footnotes, you can display your footnotes in pop-ups. Two taps are all it takes to alter the color mode and access the table of content. Maybe there is a better way.

It's a great reader. I have been using it about one year and it does almost everything that I need in an e-book reader. The UI is a little cumbersome. However, I can imagine that it would be hard to fit so many features into one app and make it "perfect." * How/where books are kept seems extra clunky. (I have been an IT Consultant for more than 25 years). Others have pointed out that MReader can't access e-books stored on memory cards. Instead, the books are copied to internal storage of the tablet/phone, which takes up precious space instead of the 64GB SD card. The ads are popping up more .... with recent updates. Although I am considering paying $5 for the Pro edition, I will be looking at other options before making the decision. Overall, I give it 4 stars.

Although I admit that I would give it four and a quarter stars, This is due to the advertisements. This is a fantastic ebook reader, despite that. You can customize the reader to fit your needs. You can choose from different backgrounds and images, as well as different themes. It's also very convenient to be able to modify the toolbar. It's worth buying to test it. Upgrade to Pro if you don't like ads.

The best reader that I have ever used. The preferred page layout works across all EPUB books. This reader is the most stable I have ever used. In filtered shelf listings, it is a good idea to show books that do not meet the criteria rather than not listing them at all. Books can easily get lost if they are not listed often enough.

Everything is fine. But, one thing: Can you add an option in the settings to allow us hide the scrollbar vertical on the right? The settings were not obvious to me, so I searched for them over and over again. The scrollbar was used to indicate progress in novels. Sometimes it would make the experience worse.

Once the Blue Light problem is resolved, it's very good. The One UI/Android automatically applies a Blue Light filter, even if the app appears yellow/beige regardless of what you do. Click on "Blue Light Filter", and then select "Turn On Now". Move the Opacity slider to the left. This will get rid of yellowing and beige looks.

This app has been tried a couple of times and I have always found it to be a frustrating, confusing interface. When you launch the app for the first time, the UI is confusing and can be overwhelming. It would be a good idea for developers to think about the user's first experience and make the UI conform with Android standards.