The application is in early development, so while it doesn't have a boatload of settings, it's usable already.ĭownside to using the program is that it is an Electron app, which means that it has a huge size and uses lots of memory, and that its support for file types is limited to the EPUB format. A live demo of the program is available on this page, which you can use to read e-books right in your browser. It is available for Linux and Windows, thought it is not a portable software. So, hopefully we'll be able to customize the program more.Įve Reader is an Electron app. The project's GitHub suggests that search, custom theme styles, shortcuts are planned for a future release. The setting for changing the background color does not work. If you're finding it difficult to read the books, you can adjust the font size, the line height and page width. Furthermore, this extension saves the current ePub address as well as the current page number in the address bar so that the page's URL is bookmarkable.Click on the gear icon to the bottom left corner of the window to access more settings. All these options are persistent across browser restarts. Font family can be altered and font-size is adjustable. The 3 default color schemes (light, dark and sepia) are supported. Basically, the user has access to all the options that normally get when using a reader view.
This extension uses the "Reader View" style for displaying the ePub content. Clicking on this menu results on opening the selected link in a new browser tab. After installation, you will get a new context menu entry in the browser context menu when a link with *.epub or *.opf extension is selected. This browser extension opens *.epub and *.opf files right in your browser tab. The "ePub Reader" extension is meant to eliminate the need for native ePub readers.
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