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Old Yesterday, 12:02 PM   #16
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Thanks DNSB.

Your 1st link is the version (September 2021, almost 3 years) that I had found.

On the other hand, I hadn't seen the other page. Lots to explore.

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There is an old version from 2022 at /readium/r2-testapp-kotlin/releases/.

You can also take a look at the Other toolkits related to Readium page which lists quite a few apps based on the Readium Mobile toolkit.
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Thanks for the links, Kevin.
But, as far as as I can tell, those links are for the Thorium Browser, not Thorium Reader ?
Am I missing something ?

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The most recent thing for Thorium on Android see:

https://github.com/Alex313031/Thorium-Android

Its last release was on May 17th of this year.

There is also the main repo at:

https://github.com/Alex313031/Thorium

as well.
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Whoops! I just assumed when I searched Thorium and Android that it would be the e-reader. I did not know a Thorium Browser even existed.

Sorry
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Thorium e-reader is now available for Android. It is epub3 compliant with lots of nice features.
That's nice to know! I've had it on my PC for some time now. I'll be adding it to my phone immediately to check it out.

EDIT: Not in the Play Store for me. I do have the Readium Android app. Guess that'll have to suffice.
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Once again, read to the end of the thread before replying...

I thought that was a fork of the Chromium web browser not an ePub reader.
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There are quite nice apps that support epub3 on Android. None of them is perfect but practically all of them support about 90-95% of epub3 protocol.
You can check PocketBook, Cantook (based on Readium), Reasily, Lithium, Kobo Books, Infinity Reader, BlueFire Reader. The main issue with them is their support for MathML (is not good). But with javascript you can add MathJax on all of them.
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Whoops! I just assumed when I searched Thorium and Android that it would be the e-reader. I did not know a Thorium Browser even existed.
Yes, it's confusing. They both use the same name "Thorium", and they seem to be unrelated.
To resume :
- Official page for Thorium Reader. I didn't find any mobile versions on this website.

Too bad, I was curious because I like the desktop version.

(Out of curiosity, I installed the Thorium browser. Could not test it, , it crashes at every opening on my phone, Android 14...)
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There are quite nice apps that support epub3 on Android. None of them is perfect but practically all of them support about 90-95% of epub3 protocol.
You can check PocketBook, Cantook (based on Readium), Reasily, Lithium, Kobo Books, Infinity Reader, BlueFire Reader. The main issue with them is their support for MathML (is not good). But with javascript you can add MathJax on all of them.
How many of these apps support ePub 3.2?
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