Liberty Book Reader

Can't import multiple folders at once. Bookshelf management is a pain with many books, as label filters have to be scrolled into view. App sometimes crashes when switching to split screen view, and is not smart enough to downgrade from 2 column to single page view when split screen engaged. Metro needs better eBook readers; we're not there yet.

Very fast on Windows 8. No errors. Night mode works. Font changes great. Best free software for Epubs.

Works very well on my Win 8.1 PC (not touch enabled -- maybe that's a source of problems for others?). Nice customization features. I *absolutely hated* all other epub readers I tried before, so I was very happy to find this.

For me, it is not usable right now. Lacks proper highlighting with colors and clicking on references jumps you out of text instead of opening a side box. There is no back button and you and end up lost. Will come back to it after these features are improved. Also, options are weird. The way you mix it.. Got 3 stars by having scroll option and nice typesetting.

A lot of features, including basic functionality, are missing from this app. Switching orientation or font size often messes with its internal page count, sending you back to the chapter start if you're lucky. Adding books from either cloud storage or networked hard drives is chancy at best, and often won't tell you why it didn't work. Despite creating an account, it never listed me as signed in, and always prompted mere to do so. It has promise, but is a barely functioning reader app right now. Uninstalled after a week of frustration.

pretty basic stuff, the interface is really nice though. Would've loved the ability to change the bookcovers to be available.

Before I could make this my epub reader, would need to include ability to highlight text in multiple colors.

This app did nothing but crash. Then I thought to myself: Maybe that's what it's supposed to do? If so then it should be removed from the eBook reader section and placed in the "Apps that Crash" section.