Scrolling completely fucking sucks at pagebreaks no matter if you click the "Line scrolling stops at page breaks" option or not. No genuine smooth-scroll, no mousewheel zoom. Just going down the list of what I've tried from memory here:Ĭalibre: People say it's great for library management, which I won't dispute, but it sucks to read on. So basically a web browser UI, but for ePub.
I want something that loads an ePub, lets me use the mousewheel to scroll it smoothly - which, by my definition, means the text "slides" between each "click" of the mousewheel, instead of immediately scrolling 1-5 lines - and lets me hold control and use the mousewheel to zoom in and out in order to make the text readable at a distance. Highly recommended.Is there a decent reader that I'm just not finding in my Googling? Honestly at my wits' end trying to find an ePUB reader that doesn't make reading unenjoyable. It doesn't have any advanced features to speak of, but in return, you get a beautifully designed program, with a focus on speed and performance-which it has in abundance.
In summary, Thorium Reader is a great EPUB reader for any who just wants something simple and works well out of the box. Apart from that, there are no advanced features in Thorium Reader that you can use, which may or may not be a downside to you depending on your use case. There typically trigger by pressing the Ctrl+(key) that corresponds to a certain action. Lastly, there are keystroke options that you can use for easier usage and navigation. You can create a separate window for the reader view with the Detach button. See the table of contents, bookmarks, and jump to pages via the Navigation button. Change things like the layout, spacing, and theme with the Settings button. When you select a book to read, the Reader view will appear and will provide various settings and tools that you can use. Then, Settings has your language and keyboard options. You can add external feeds like the Open Public Distribution System(OPDS) in the Catalogues section. My books screen is where you can view manage your book collection. The first one is called Bookshelf and it's divided into three components. Thorium Reader has a simple and clean user interface the consists of two main view modes.
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