What is the best ereading app? I use MoonReader. Also, why are dedicated ereaders still a thing when you can buy a pro ereading app for less than $5.00 USD? This is the best way of reading ebooks for sure, especially if you know where online to pirate ebooks.
Ereading apps
Jace Bennett
Evan Wilson
as long as no ad during reading I'm fine
Christian Howard
>why are dedicated ereaders still a thing when you can buy a pro ereading app
Easier to read in direct sunlight and better battery life, if those two things aren't an issue to you then I wouldn't bother getting one.
Lucas Sanchez
I use lithium. it works like my e-reader though, that's why I like it.
Ryan Butler
I use moonreader and ebookdroid.
Julian Ward
Readera.
William Hill
readera
weirdly slow for comics and magazines tho
Carter Harris
*ahem*
Nathaniel Davis
My go-to as well. For huge scanned PDFs it can be really slow though. For those I use SideBooks, which seems to perform best of all I've tried
Benjamin Martinez
Read era is shit for PDFs. Try Adobe Acrobat.
Charles Gutierrez
Works perfectly fine for most desu
Kevin Davis
>find an exploit that allows me to print from local library for free (the printer wireless password was the library name + city code)
>use the library's free binding hole machine
>only have to pay for paper, bindings and plastic cover (not necessary) which are dirt cheap if you buy them in bulk online
>tfw
Nicholas Murphy
I have been using the one you posted for about 4 years or so. I think it is the best. Great also that it can sync highlights and annotations (pdf) to dropbox.
Jack Robinson
>muh apps
>I don't know what e ink is
Stupid zoomer
Levi Sullivan
Retard, not everyone is rich enough to buy an e-reader.
Brody Reyes
paper pleb kys
Christian Hall
t.
Asher Butler
>rich enough
>when they cost $50 new, last almost forever and if you really read they pay themselves
And anyway you can get them secondhand for $15 to $30 in perfect condition.
Luke Robinson
>weebfag
Robert Barnes
>recommends secondhand e-readers
>proves with his image why secondhand e-readers are to be avoided
Elijah Foster
1) Go to a pawn shop or a second-hand store
2) Find a relatively new, mid-range e-reader for under $35
3) Go home and download thousands of books for free
Voilà, reetard
Ryan Morris
Anime website
Christian Hill
They'll catch on to you eventually.