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Description from extension meta
Intuitive and handy ebook reader. Supports ebook formats: ePub, fb2, mobi, html, plain text. Provides access to network libraries.
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FBReader is just one of more than 230 applications available in the cloud on rollApp. Check out the full list at https://www.rollapp.com/apps.
PLEASE NOTE:
- Working with files requires creating account with rollApp and connecting cloud storage (Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive or Box)
- Free rollApp account allows to access your files in read-only mode. Please, subscribe for rollApp Premium to be able to save files
FBReader is an intuitive and easy to use ebook reader. The app supports popular ebook formats like ePub, fb2, mobi, html, and plain text. FBReader provides access to popular network libraries that contain a large set of ebooks.
Using the cloud-based app, you’ll no longer have to install it on your computer, laptop, iPad or Chromebook – rollApp allows you to run this ebook reader from anywhere. All you need is a web browser.
Supported ebook formats:
- ePub, an international e-publishing standard
- fb2, a Russian e-books standard de facto
- Non-DRM'd version of Mobipocket, a popular commercial e-book format
- rich text format (RTF)
- Microsoft word documents (*.doc)
- plain text
Latest reviews
- (2019-05-09) Timothy McKay: OMG, Google you should remove this app immediately.
- (2019-04-28) Madcopy Madcopy: Nothing happens. Crashes.
- (2018-06-21) Gijs Kitzen: not good
- (2018-01-04) Dávid Gödrei: just wanted to fast open someting....took way more than it should have
- (2017-11-25) Carlos Sosa: It's great...on Linux.
- (2017-10-29) sara elfellah: Terrible
- (2017-10-29) göktuğ ülkar: Take too much time added a book to read. Not recommended.
- (2017-10-28) Ahmad Piraiee: Doesn't work!!
- (2017-10-06) Alexаnder: Registration required
- (2017-09-18) Tom Lee: cannot start reading after 15mins...
- (2017-08-07) Giors Geks: Its not an APP its an APP viewer
- (2017-07-25) slow slow slow
- (2017-07-14) Marco Procida: Do not sync books with other devices.
- (2017-06-30) Cathrine Anggadewi: Crashed on the first open. I haven't even added a book to read....Not recommended
- (2016-12-24) ZN Power: Hopeless, Linux UI sucks
- (2016-12-09) Sheila Hairel: never worked; kept crashing
- (2016-06-23) Joshua Tan: It has been mentioned by other reviewers, and I echo the sentiment that on Chrome, this app sucks... Firefox's FBReader way easier to use
- (2015-12-04) mustafa rafai: it is annoying, takes too much time to open, for a simple reading app it is over complicated.
- (2015-11-25) roll app sucks!
- (2015-09-18) Orhun Özer: i can't delete
- (2015-07-17) Boko Moko: Simply doesn´t wokr on chrome for windows
- (2015-01-17) Waynette Porter: Love FBReader on Firefox. It is VERY simple to use, easy to synchronize, easy to set the options on. I've used the Android app on a few different devices and had no problems setting it up, syncing etc. Same as the Windows program. All of them were really easy to figure out, get organized on etc. So I was happy to see FBReader for Chrome as well. Sadly, I wish I hadn't. For the first time, I am disappointed in it. I do not think it is the fault of FBReader so much as it is Rollapp, and I am likely going to make sure those at FBReader are aware of that. For the times I do need to use Chrome, I would MUCH rather find a different e-reader. Can't be any harder to learn a new program/app versus the frustration of this app. Rollapp's stupid toolbar at the top that sits over the FBReader toolbar makes it a pain to set the options on FBReader, to sync books between Google Drive and FBReader, etc. It's sad that a great program for Windows as well as a Firefox app and an Android app (which given that that Chrome and Android are essentially sibling companies it makes little sense that it is the Chrome app for FBReader that sucks) are wonderful. So, yet another reason I rarely use Chrome unless I HAVE to. About the only reason I have a preference for Chrome in is uploading things to my Google Drive since I can upload folders. That's about the only thing I care about that I cannot do on Firefox that Chrome allows. So, I will keep trying on Chrome, but I seriously doubt I will try with this app any more.