I still think a collection of files downloaded from the web browser. If this were straightened out I could always resort to using the calibre web server interface. The only alternative path I am working on is scripting Windows 10 to only use FBReader for the supported file types. And I have no idea where Edge stores it ebook files. (its windows 10 and never a finished product). Even when I change 'default apps' this comes back sometimes.

Heck! Windows 10 Edge browser keeps trying to open all 'ebook' file formats. I like that kindle/ibooks apps are read only bookshelves. I realize I could install Calibre (full metal jacket) and keep a sync'd copy of the library. *I'm*shocked* nobody has something like this for Windows

when you're not in range of WiFi (and opds is unavailable) you have your local library copy. You 'check out' copies of books over wifi(opds) and they download to your devices local FBReader library. uses the database to organize bookmarks across local library It seems fabulous! Except Nobody has anything for windows that holds a candle to Android/FBReader+CalibreConnectionĮven FBReader (for windows) is nothing like Android I came into a fabulous fire sale on off lease HP Elitebook tablets.

I am used to Android running FBReader + Calibre Connection Can anyone recommend any windows software that is an ebook reader (epub,txt,cbz)?

Calibre ebook reader for pc