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README.md

Koreader

This is a document viewer application, created for usage on the Kindle e-ink reader. It currently supports Kindle 5 (Touch) and Kindle Paperwhite. The devices need to be jailbroken in order to install the application. Also, a kind of external launcher is needed.

Koreader started as the KindlePDFViewer application, but it supports much more formats than PDF now. Among them are DJVU, FB2, EPUB, TXT, CBZ, HTML.

Koreader is a frontend written in Lua and uses the API presented by the Koreader-base framework. Koreader implements a GUI and is currently targeted at Touch-based devices - for the classic user interface for button-driven e-ink devices (like the Kindle 2, Kindle DX, Kindle 3, Kindle 4) see the KindlePDFviewer legacy project or - especially for the Kindle 4 - have a look at its fork Librerator.

The application is licensed under the GPLv3 (see COPYING file).