For example: Cool Reader allows you to change the font, font size, and font color of the text you are reading. Many reader programs offer this kind of function, but Cool Reader actually takes it a step further by integrating this function with the other available options. Cool Reader sets and stores a separate profile for each mode, and will automatically switch between those profiles when you activate either mode.įor those who may not be familiar with eBook reader programs day mode usually has dark text on a light background and night mode is just the opposite. Within the options menu, there are such useful things like night and day modes. Cool Reader is loaded with an ungodly amount of customization options, editable in both the options menu, and from within the book view itself. Personally, to keep things easy and simple, I use Calibre (also found on in review) to convert my eBooks to the epub format and read them in Cool Reader. The epub format is possibly the most popular, and has been the easiest to use, view, and find, in my experience. Some of the ones supported are: epub, fb2, txt, doc, rtf, html, chm, tcr, pdb, pml. While it doesn’t support every single format out there (I have yet to find one that does), it does support most of the really popular ones.

There are tons of reasons why I think Cool Reader is the best way to go for a mobile eBook app, so let’s start with the basics.įirst off, Cool Reader supports a wide range of formats. How, then, do you decide which one? The simple answer is to use Cool Reader.Ĭool Reader(CR) is an entirely free App from a developer named Vadim Lopatin. That means, of course, that you have tons of options for which reader you choose to use. There are plenty of eBook readers out there, and even more than a few for mobile devices like Androids.

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