EBookDroid - PDF & DJVU Reader 2.7.4.1

EBookDroid is a versatile document viewer for Android that offers extensive customization options. It supports a wide range of ebook and document formats, including DjVU, PDF, XPS, FictionBook, Comics Book formats, EPUB, RTF, MOBI, and AWZ3.

One of the standout features of EBookDroid is its flexible font mapping for PDF documents. It allows users to apply external fonts found in the same folder as the document or in specified directories. If an external font with a matching family name is found, it will be applied; otherwise, the appropriate NimbusL font will be used.

In addition to its excellent format support, EBookDroid 2.0 also offers a range of extra tools for enhanced reading experience. These include text selection with external dictionary support, text highlighting, free-hand annotations, and the ability to add text notes and page notebooks.

The app also allows collaboration with electronic publication sites and access to online ebook catalogs through the supported OPDS (Open Publication Distribution System) protocol. This does require network access permissions.

EBookDroid offers extensive customization options on a per-book basis, allowing users to tailor the layout for optimal reading experience. The app remembers these settings for each document, ensuring consistency when reopening it. With features like page splitting, automatic or manual margin cropping, and instant zooming to column content, EBookDroid can handle any type of document layout.

If you encounter any issues while using EBookDroid, you can report them in the Issues section on the developer's website at http://code.google.com/p/ebookdroid/. When reporting problems with specific documents, don't forget to attach them to your question for developers to analyze.

It's important to note that EBookDroid uses MIME types to handle different file types. However, some file managers may not support all MIME types. In such cases, you may not be able to open certain files directly from the file manager. To address this, certain file managers allow users to add new MIME types and associate them with the corresponding file extensions. Consult your file manager's manual for instructions on how to do this. You can find a complete list of supported MIME types in the Wiki section of the developer's website.