The official Wikipedia app for Android, distributed through F-Droid. It allows searching and reading articles across many languages, saving articles and reading lists for offline use with synced lists, and customizing the interface with text size adjustment and light, dark, sepia or black themes. The app is ad-free and free of charge.
A guide for configuring the appearance of Moon+ Reader, an eBook reading app. It lists steps for opening Visual Options, adjusting font size, font color, background color, font, spacing, alignment, margins and page flip animation, and saving the settings as a reusable theme.
MangaPin is an iOS app from Duc Quang Nguyen described as a web browser for manga, with built-in adblock and a manga reader mode. The listing mentions tracking progress, managing a library, offline reading and syncing with external manga tracker services. It requires iOS 15.6 or later and offers monthly and annual subscription purchases.
Sav PDF Viewer is a PDF reader for Android that is open source and requires no permissions. It supports search, text selection and copying, bookmarks, resuming reading, password-protected PDFs and night mode. Links within documents can be opened and files shared. The developer states it does not collect, store or transmit personal data, and that it is not a PDF editor.
Librera Reader is a customizable Android application for reading books in formats including PDF, EPUB, MOBI, DjVu, FB2, TXT, RTF, AZW, AZW3, HTML, CBZ and CBR. It offers document discovery via auto-scan, an in-app file explorer and recent lists, plus bookmark, annotation and EPUB3 table-of-contents support. Features include day and night modes, dictionaries, customizable text-to-speech, a media player, multi-word search and a Musician's mode.
Suwatte is an ad-free reader for manga, comics and novels on iPhone and iPad. Users can install sources, connect servers such as Komga, Kavita, Suwayomi or OPDS, or open their own files, including CBZ, CBR, PDF, EPUB and image folders. It saves progress and downloads chapters for offline reading. Requires iOS 17 or later.
Usagi is a multilingual open source manga reader for Android, described as simple and convenient and made from and for the community. It uses plugin-based sources and a customizable interface, and lists new display and arrangement modes and a backdrop image among its features. The project is GPL-3.0 licensed.
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A guide for configuring the appearance of Moon+ Reader, an eBook reading app. It lists steps for opening Visual Options, adjusting font size, font color, background color, font, spacing, alignment, margins and page flip animation, and saving the settings as a reusable theme.
MangaPin is an iOS app from Duc Quang Nguyen described as a web browser for manga, with built-in adblock and a manga reader mode. The listing mentions tracking progress, managing a library, offline reading and syncing with external manga tracker services. It requires iOS 15.6 or later and offers monthly and annual subscription purchases.
Sav PDF Viewer is a PDF reader for Android that is open source and requires no permissions. It supports search, text selection and copying, bookmarks, resuming reading, password-protected PDFs and night mode. Links within documents can be opened and files shared. The developer states it does not collect, store or transmit personal data, and that it is not a PDF editor.
Librera Reader is a customizable Android application for reading books in formats including PDF, EPUB, MOBI, DjVu, FB2, TXT, RTF, AZW, AZW3, HTML, CBZ and CBR. It offers document discovery via auto-scan, an in-app file explorer and recent lists, plus bookmark, annotation and EPUB3 table-of-contents support. Features include day and night modes, dictionaries, customizable text-to-speech, a media player, multi-word search and a Musician's mode.
Suwatte is an ad-free reader for manga, comics and novels on iPhone and iPad. Users can install sources, connect servers such as Komga, Kavita, Suwayomi or OPDS, or open their own files, including CBZ, CBR, PDF, EPUB and image folders. It saves progress and downloads chapters for offline reading. Requires iOS 17 or later.
Usagi is a multilingual open source manga reader for Android, described as simple and convenient and made from and for the community. It uses plugin-based sources and a customizable interface, and lists new display and arrangement modes and a backdrop image among its features. The project is GPL-3.0 licensed.
