E-book reader based on FBReader
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Slava Monich 77be4b68e8 [app] Workaround for positionViewAtIndex not working for the first time
This is probably a bug in QQuickListView - it first calculates the
item position and then starts instantiating the delegates. The very
first time the item position always turns out to be zero because the
average item size isn't known yet. So if we are trying to position the
list at a non-zero index and instead we got positioned at zero, try it
again.
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app [app] Workaround for positionViewAtIndex not working for the first time 2016-11-24 20:02:53 +02:00
fbreader [fbreader] Support for footnotes 2016-11-02 16:28:59 +03:00
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E-book reader for Sailfish OS

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The core functionality is based on FBReader source code with a few modifications. Books are imported from the Downloads folder, where they are saved by the browser or email client. Alternatively, you can manually copy your books to the Documents/Books directory under the home folder. Removable storage is supported as well, the books are stored in the /Books directory there.

In theory, it should be able to handle all E-book formats supported by FBReader. Tested mostly with epub and fb2.