I can't believe that you did count ReadEra. It has almost everything, and yes i know this looks like an add, but it way better then moonreader for me.

I use sumutrapdf, small and works

The best of the best is Moon Reader!

I can`t believe that you did count ReadEra. It has almost everything, and yes i know this looks like an add, but it way better then moonreader for me.

How?

[despairxx]

Moonreader is best. But Im so used to reading on my 12.9 inch iPad Pro even on my 6.8 inch Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra I cant read books/magazine on a cellphone anymore.
The tablets size is almost the exact same and as a hardcover or magazine so the pages are formatted perfectly. Its the main reason I bought it, $1100 just to read.

TTS Reader on android
Microsoft edge on PC for the better sounding TTS

Moonreader is best. But Im so used to reading on my 12.9 inch iPad Pro even on my 6.8 inch Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra I cant read books/magazine on a cellphone anymore.
The tablets size is almost the exact same and as a hardcover or magazine so the pages are formatted perfectly. Its the main reason I bought it, $1100 just to read.

weird flex but ok

Librera the best for me now, i tried all of known ebook readers .

Same here, works well on my cheap phone.

I can't believe that you did count ReadEra. It has almost everything, and yes i know this looks like an add, but it way better then moonreader for me.

Agreed. +1 for ReadEra. It has all the features Moon Reader has, plus possibly a couple more. The layout for browsing files is a lot more natural and easy to navigate in my opinion and I'm pretty sure other people agree too. It's #2 on Google plays top paid e-reader category. Alas, Moon Reader is #3, but Read Era is a great alternative to just see if you prefer it if you're even slightly curious.

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Moon+ Pro is still the best for me. I've used it for many years. The only addition feature I would like is to be able to export reading statistics to an Excel spreafsheet.

I can`t believe that you did count ReadEra. It has almost everything, and yes i know this looks like an add, but it way better then moonreader for me.

Agreed. +1 for ReadEra. It has all the features Moon Reader has, plus possibly a couple more. The layout for browsing files is a lot more natural and easy to navigate in my opinion and I`m pretty sure other people agree too. It`s #2 on Google plays top paid e-reader category. Alas, Moon Reader is #3, but Read Era is a great alternative to just see if you prefer it if you`re even slightly curious.

Does it has auto scroll feature like moon+ or librera.

Moon+ has a ton of features but only loads one chapter at a time. For me, smooth continuous vertical scroll is the most important feature in a book reader. The best readers that do this are:
1. Book Reader - a free reader available in GitHub or the Google play store.
2. Bookmate - another free reader. It has a book store, but you can upload your own epubs, similar to Google play books. The advantage is you can easily continue reading a book on different devices. The disadvantage is you have to wait for the book to get uploaded and poorly created epubs sometimes don't get uploaded.
3. ReadEra - smooth vertical scrolling with no chapter breaks but every page is separated by a stupid black line. A good reader for dark mode though.
4. Lithium - smooth vertical scrolling but at the end of the chapter you have to swipe for the next chapter. Better than moon reader at least because you can't accidentally swipe to the next chapter when you aren't done reading but not truly continuous like the others on this list.

Since switching from an ipad many years ago, I am still looking for the perfect reader on android! Lol

I use ReadEra for android.

I have one ebook that the content have some right-align text. (Chat message between two ppl). And this is the first free one able to do that. (I have downloaded a least 10 apps before this one works.)

Sumatrapdf for PC.

I use this for ages. Light no-need-to-install app.