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Bookle is a simple, elegant EPUB book reader, designed from the ground up to let you read your EPUB-formatted books without getting in your way.
Bookle collects your books into its library, providing instantaneous single-click access to any title, and remembering where you left off in every book. Simple, efficient navigation controls (using the mouse, trackpad, or keyboard) let you read without distraction. You can switch between books in a single window, or open multiple windows to refer to several books simultaneously. Bookle can even read your books aloud to
Bookle collects your books into its library, providing instantaneous single-click access to any title, and remembering where you left off in every book. Simple, efficient navigation controls (using the mouse, trackpad, or keyboard) let you read without distraction. You can switch between books in a single window, or open multiple windows to refer to several books simultaneously. Bookle can even read your books aloud to
What's New
Version 1.0.5:
- Added side margins to most EPUBs.
- Command-Delete for delete book.
- Command-Option-Delete for delete book without asking.
Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6 or later
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6 or later
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| Downloads:525 |
| Version Downloads:109 |
| Type:Home & Personal : eBooks |
| License:Commercial |
| Date:24 Apr 2012 |
| Platform:Intel |
| Price: $9.99 |
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Bookle is a simple, elegant EPUB book reader, designed from the ground up to let you read your EPUB-formatted books without getting in your way.
Bookle collects your books into its library, providing instantaneous single-click access to any title, and remembering where you left off in every book. Simple, efficient navigation controls (using the mouse, trackpad, or keyboard) let you read without distraction. You can switch between books in a single window, or open multiple windows to refer to several books simultaneously. Bookle can even read your books aloud to you.
Bookle is a collaborative effort of Adam Engst of TidBITS Publishing (publishers of the Take Control ebook series) and Peter Lewis of Stairways Software (creator of the file transfer tool Interarchy and current developer of the Keyboard Maestro macro utility). Bookle brings together Peter's programming skills and Adam's publishing and documentation experience, and it includes complete documentation in the form of a built-in ebook, "Take Control of Bookle."
Bookle works under either Mac OS 10.7 Lion or 10.6 Snow Leopard.
Please note that Bookle cannot display encrypted or DRM-shackled books, or books in formats other than EPUB.
Bookle collects your books into its library, providing instantaneous single-click access to any title, and remembering where you left off in every book. Simple, efficient navigation controls (using the mouse, trackpad, or keyboard) let you read without distraction. You can switch between books in a single window, or open multiple windows to refer to several books simultaneously. Bookle can even read your books aloud to you.
Bookle is a collaborative effort of Adam Engst of TidBITS Publishing (publishers of the Take Control ebook series) and Peter Lewis of Stairways Software (creator of the file transfer tool Interarchy and current developer of the Keyboard Maestro macro utility). Bookle brings together Peter's programming skills and Adam's publishing and documentation experience, and it includes complete documentation in the form of a built-in ebook, "Take Control of Bookle."
Bookle works under either Mac OS 10.7 Lion or 10.6 Snow Leopard.
Please note that Bookle cannot display encrypted or DRM-shackled books, or books in formats other than EPUB.
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Bub1200 reviewed on 14 May 2012
Since a reader is to *read* a book I would expect it to support this function to be pleasant in the first place.
OK, you can change the font its size and color.
But: No search, no bookmark, no annotation and no adjusting of the leading so often lines are set too tight.
I don't see no big advantage compared to a free reader (Kitabu).
SantaSun reviewed on 22 Mar 2012
Good set up option.
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