There is also quote and notes management. The premium version also includes some other features which might explain the price, such as library grid view, while the free version limits you to list view. It has a set of font styles which you can use, however if you’re willing to pay for the Premium, which is a tad bit more costly when compared to the pro versions of other apps, you’d get to upload your own fonts and use it. It allows you to change the background colour, font size, spacing, and page flipping direction. It supports almost all the available book formats. A reading is nothing without its reading functionality and format support, where ReadEra fares well. There is also an option to edit the meta-data of your books if you wish to clean up your collection.īook management is just the cherry on the top. In case, you already manage your collections in folders, you can use the folder view to navigate to your books. I tried Ziga Turk's method, but highlighting wasn't saved.On the book management front, it allows you to create custom collections, in addition to default collections like ‘Read’, ‘To Read’, and ‘Favourites’. I'm about to pull my hair our trying to find the best way that would include the ability to sync notes and highlights and have about resigned myself to just using one device (my tablet) and forgetting trying to sync several devices. But the links seem to appear at the end of a document such that it's most difficult to reach the link and then get back to where you were. Then one could try using "The File Converter" to convert epub documents into pdf's, but still with the links.
Using Google Books will do it, but there is no way to organize documents in Google Play Books, which in time will make finding anything most trying.
But none of the methods above will sync highlighting in android Moon Reader, will they? I'd like to sync highlighting and notes to several android devices, but so far haven't found a way to do that using Moon Reader.
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