I just got a digital copy of a book as a Kickstarter backer reward. It's available in two formats: EPUB and MOBI.
That would mean something if I had an ebook device.
Any suggestions for decent reader software for either or both formats for Win7?
Calibre has a semi-decent (IMO) reader
Microsoft Edge will do EPUB
MOBI is Kindle format, so if your smartphone has a kindle app you can read it there.
Edit: Oh, and seconding the reader that comes with Calibre. It's a good, workmanlike tool.
When I want to read an ebook on my iPhone, I currently use BluefireReader to read ePubs.
If you`re on your desktop or laptop I also use Calibre there.
Thanks - I'll take a look at Calibre.
(Isn't Microsoft Edge based on Chromium? I have a separate beef with Google there.)
I use Adobe reader which works with epub and have no complaints
There is also a desktop Kindle app.
I use Caliber for desktop reading, which isn't often - more often my ipad is my preferred reading platform.
Am I the only one here who wrote his own ebook reader? EPUB is just a zip file with some HTML in it, and an XML manifest. You can just feed that to a browser.
I only got interested in ebook formats after getting a Kindle. Which kind of predisposed me toward MOBI.
(02-12-2019, 03:38 AM)Labster Wrote: [ -> ]Am I the only one here who wrote his own ebook reader? EPUB is just a zip file with some HTML in it, and an XML manifest. You can just feed that to a browser.
I Did Not Know That(tm).
Thanks!