**Let others know, how you like to READ your digital books and comics.
Things you like about it, even though there might be some minor things you dislike about it.
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I mostly read comics and I like reading them on a tablet. Reading books and comics through the webinterface of my book management system (Komga) which is running on a local NAS. Since it accessible from any webbrowser, it is easily accessible.
Minor dislikes are the lack of some special options.
-For example setting a permanent crop for all pages so it reads easily without white borders.
-Or being able to read the top and bottom of a comic separately (for landscape reading), and still being able to scroll through it as if they are regular pages.
-Color correct a book so it looks better on a specific device
For such options however, I'm afraid a special software would be required. Which in turn comes with it's own negatives.
I got myself an Onyx Boox tablet. It's about A4 and has an eink screen. It's a comfortable weight to golf in one hand. The in built reader has enough options to format e books for I like them. Being able to annotate is handy too.
Dark (not black) filter for text-only titles, and sepia filter for comics and other works with drawings.
Also physical controls. Android with the volume buttons to move between pages for example, and on a modded PS Vita with the appropriate comic reader, L and R to move between pages, right stick to zoom in/out, left stick to move in the axis of the current page, and iirc select to show the page number bar.
Having a way to sort the books by read percentage also helps a lot, though sadly, the only one that does it that I found outside of the Google Play is KO Reader, and it is designed for powerful tablets, not a standard phone.
I mostly read comics and I like reading them on a tablet. Reading books and comics through the webinterface of my book management system (Komga) which is running on a local NAS. Since it accessible from any webbrowser, it is easily accessible.
Minor dislikes are the lack of some special options. -For example setting a permanent crop for all pages so it reads easily without white borders. -Or being able to read the top and bottom of a comic separately (for landscape reading), and still being able to scroll through it as if they are regular pages. -Color correct a book so it looks better on a specific device For such options however, I'm afraid a special software would be required. Which in turn comes with it's own negatives.
id like to see if TCLs new oled ink screen NXTpaper) is a thing for an 8-10" tablet, mainly for PDFs amd oerhes even notetaking with a stylus
https://www.androidcentral.com/phones/tcl/tcl-nxtpaper-oled-explainer
I got myself an Onyx Boox tablet. It's about A4 and has an eink screen. It's a comfortable weight to golf in one hand. The in built reader has enough options to format e books for I like them. Being able to annotate is handy too.
Dark (not black) filter for text-only titles, and sepia filter for comics and other works with drawings.
Also physical controls. Android with the volume buttons to move between pages for example, and on a modded PS Vita with the appropriate comic reader, L and R to move between pages, right stick to zoom in/out, left stick to move in the axis of the current page, and iirc select to show the page number bar.
Having a way to sort the books by read percentage also helps a lot, though sadly, the only one that does it that I found outside of the Google Play is KO Reader, and it is designed for powerful tablets, not a standard phone.
I use my kindle and when I'm not at home, I read y my phone