Is there a single ebook reader software that doesn't suck

>>60022803
iBooks is good

calibre

>>60022803
Just use your browser

>>60022803
What OS are you using? In Linux I like Lucidor. In Wangdows I just use my browser. My MacOS machine annoys me, so I've handed it off to my wife.

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>>60023069

>ishit is good

>>60023107
wish calibre had a standalone reader, their whole library thing sucks and I keep my files organized as I acquire them anyways so wouldn't need that function even if it wasn't shite

Sumatrapdf on windows
Fbreader or cool reader on android
Evince or okular have epub on linux
Epub.py if you're into CLI
...
There's plenty more if you even give it a cursory look

>>60025224
The reader can be used without ever firing up the calibre library thing. Just choose the reader as your default application for .epub files.

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>>60025202
>dae hate le applel maymaye?

Cmon nigger, at least t ry.

>>60026361
I know, it just irks me that the library part is required for install

>>60026373
>"maymay"
kill yourself

>>60022803
I have a kindle from like 2010, it works great. What's the problem?

>>60026513
you first - either stop shitposting or neck yourself, choose one.

>>60022803
sumatrapdf and ibooks are the best for just reading.

>>60026542
>says "maymay"
>accuses others of "shitposting"

mupdf is pretty nice for Linux

Very fast, lighweight, minimal, supports most of the existing ebook formats.
Has hotkeys for scaling to width (W) or height (H), for inverting colors (I) and lots of other stuff.