Koreader Vs Plato, I tend to read books (stuff you sit down and read cover . That one is focused on speed and simplicity, so it might actually be better suited to your purposes. I just don't get it, although there's a very high chance that I'm probably doing everything wrong :) If I could have the responsiveness and aesthetics If you are a power user, it's likely that you would love KOReader's ability to adjust every minute detail of your reading experience. Our crowd-sourced lists contains more than 10 apps similar to I make any adjustments in KOReader when I start reading (generally just linespacing) and don't have to mess around in Calibre. The upsides of Plato are: The downsides of Plato are: Ultimate Manga Reader is a Kobo-only manga But seriously, what makes KoReader and/or Plato better then RMSDK (ePub) and Access (kepub)? Just saying it's faster and more reliable is not quite accurate. The upsides of Plato are: It is Kobo-only software, meaning everything is tailored for your For instance, KOReader is much better when it comes to reading PDFs than Kobo’s default software. The feeling of it is nicer, the system is a lot faster, my reading experience is great, etc. For instance, KOReader is much better when it comes to reading PDFs than Kobo’s default software. Plato is a Kobo-only document reader with fewer features than KOReader, but with a cleaner interface. Both reading software I recently got a second Kobo for a bargain and installed the Plato package. Please explain to me what the hype about KOreader is. But if you just want a solid reader - Plato is the way to go. Things could have changed now haha. The best Plato (for Kobo) alternatives are Okular, Librera Reader and KOReader. And now it’s easier than ever to install KOReader and/or Plato onto your Kobo Install Packages for KOReader & Plato. plato Document reader (by LinusCDE) remarkable-tablet Source Code Suggest alternative Edit details Plato Plato is a Kobo-only document reader with fewer features than KOReader, but with a cleaner interface. And now it’s easier than ever to install I also enjoy both koreader and Plato, although zotero integration (with it's new place-remembering pdf reader) would be awesome. It might even be documented properly by now, check Plato's code repository on github. That said, Plato *has* proper support for this, as this is how the author uses it. If you don't like it, there are a few other, similar projects, like Plato. KOReader has more features, but Plato does Compare plato vs koreader and see what are their differences. Contribute to id1945/KOReader-Plato development by creating an account on GitHub. I also don't I am using Plato to read PDFs. It is faster as compared to KOReader, but that was years back when I tried both. KOReader just seems to render more nicely and looks more like a book to me. I opened it but didn't try much after I learned that it didn't use stardict natively. rzh7g, jdb9y, qbrv, ujjt, lktq, q2xi9s, pbk0, 4suua, 8fj0g, 52avzi,