What’s better than using KReader – Kindle for PRC, PDF and all formats by HK-Developer? Well, try it on a big screen, on your PC or Mac, with BlueStacks to see the difference.
KReader feels like that reader app someone keeps because it opens almost everything and does not get in the way. On a PC through BlueStacks it works like a comfy desktop reader, and the larger screen really shows off the dual page view for landscape. It handles PDFs, EPUB and EPUB3, MOBI, DJVU, FB2, AZW and AZW3, PRC, TXT, RTF, HTML, XPS, even comics like CBZ and CBR, plus TIFF scans. If a file is lying around, this thing usually opens it, including password protected docs and books tucked inside a zip. There is support for OPDS catalogs too, so pulling books from public libraries or feeds is simple.
What stands out is how much can be tweaked. Fonts, line spacing, bold or italic, justified text, hyphenation, theme colors, page background, five different page flip animations, or just clean vertical scrolling with several auto scroll modes. Brightness adjusts with a quick swipe on the left edge, and almost every tap or key can be remapped for paging, search, bookmarks, or changing font size. The bookshelf view groups by favorites, downloads, authors, tags, and it remembers where the reader left off. Highlights, notes, and drawings are built in, with export if study notes are needed later, plus dictionary lookups and translations using offline or online apps. Text to speech is there for hands free reading. Cloud backup and restore are available, with reading position sync between devices. It is translated into a lot of languages, and there is a paid version if someone wants no ads.
Big screen. Bigger performance. Use BlueStacks on your PC or Mac to run your favorite apps.
