Aldiko vs Moon Reader

October 24, 2023
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Aldiko
One app to read them all. Bring all your ebooks, comics and audiobooks in the same place, no matter where they're coming from. Import your own EPUB, CBZ or PDF files. Buy all the latest releases and best sellers from Feedbooks, with a catalog that contains over a million references. Built-in support for public libraries, allowing you to easily browse your library's catalog and borrow books from them. Thousands of public domain books from Feedbooks
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Moon Reader
Read tens of thousands of books for free, supports multiple online book sites. Read local books for nice experience with real-time smooth scroll and tons of innovation functions. Supports txt, html, epub, pdf, mobi, umd, fb2, chm, cbr, cbz, rar, zip or OPDS
Aldiko vs Moon Reader in our news:

2023. Moon+ Reader adds new E INK mode



In the sprawling universe of e-reading apps, Moon+ Reader has emerged like a particularly clever hitchhiker, now equipped with an E INK mode that practically screams, "I know what Android e-readers want!" Designed with the peculiarities of devices from Hisense, Onyx Boox, iReader, and their kin in mind, it boldly shuns the razzle-dazzle of animations—no swirling page turns or flashy transitions here. Instead, it offers the serene aesthetic of a brilliant white backdrop and text as dark as the Galactic Core on a moonless night. For those who loathe lifting a finger more than necessary, Moon+ Reader even lets you map those trusty volume buttons for effortless page turning. It’s delightfully free on Google Play, a beacon of sideloading simplicity, and hooks up with a who's who of ebook havens like Project Gutenberg, Dropbox, WhatsApp, and Many Books. Oh, and if your SD card is brimming with books, fear not—it’s perfectly happy to rummage through and import those too, making it the Marvin of e-reading apps, just without the depression.


2023. Moon+ Reader v8.1 adds new design options



Popular e-reading app for Android Moon+ Reader has released a new version v8.1, which adds new design options: New Material You Dynamic Theme & Amoled Pure Black Theme. Moon+ Reader allows to read books for free, supports multiple online book sites. You can read local books for nice experience with real-time smooth scroll and tons of innovation functions. Support txt, html, epub, pdf, djvu, mobi, azw/azw3, fb2, prc, docx, odt, rtf, umd, chm, cbr, cbz, md(MarkDown), mht/mhtml, webp, rar, zip or OPDS. Provides different visual options: line space, font scale, bold, italic, shadow, alpha colors, fading edge etc.


2019. De Marque acquires Feedbook, Aldiko



French Canadian ebook distributor De Marque has acquired the assets of Paris-based Feedbooks for 230,000 euros. Feedbooks had filed for bankruptcy in June and is now being sold off in a liquidation sale. In addition to Feedbooks, De Marque is also acquiring Aldiko, the Android app developer that Feedbooks purchased in 2014. At one point, Aldiko was considered the top reading app for Android. All four Feedbooks employees will be kept on. There is no mention of the Aldiko developers, which we hope is an oversight. That team represents a significant portion of the company's value and if they leave, much of their expertise would be lost.


2019. Moon+ Reader Pro v5.0 adds support for multiple ebook formats



The popular e-book reader app for Android, Moon Reader, has received a significant update for its paid version, Moon+ Reader Pro v5.0. The app's engine has been redesigned for 64-bit architecture. The PDF and MOBI reading engines have been refreshed and support has been added for several new e-book formats: DJVU, AZW3, PRC, DOCX, ODT and RTF, along with WEBP images and TTC/OTF fonts. Additionally, the app has enhanced hyphenation alignment, CJK text alignment and alignment for Hindi, Marathi and Telugu. A new status bar has been introduced at the top and a new open book animation option is now available.

Author: Maria Lin
Maria Lin, is a seasoned content writer who has contributed to numerous tech portals, including Mashable and bookrunch, as a guest author. She holds a Master's degree in Journalism from the University of California, where her research predominantly concentrated on mobile apps, software, AI and cloud services. With a deep passion for reading, Maria is particularly drawn to the intersection of technology and books, making book tech a subject of great interest to her. During her leisure time, she indulges in her love for cooking and finds solace in a good night's sleep. You can contact Maria Lin via email maria@bookrunch.com