FBReader
Favorite Book Reader
End of 2021 update
December 24, 2021
We have some news for you in this festive season:
- After years, we resumed development for major desktop operating systems.
- Linux version is released to the public via the Snap Store. The AppImage is coming soon.
- Builds for Windows and Mac OS will be published very-very shortly.
- And the bad news: Android and iOS updates are delayed to early 2022.
Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
FBReader 0.99.4 for linux is released
November 30, 2012
- Network library:
- fixed Cyrillic names rendering
- search suggestions
- misc fixes
- Bulgarian hyphenation patterns, converted by Kaloyan Raev
FBReader 0.99.3 beta for Linux is released
November 17, 2012
- New network library look & feel: separate window, asynchronous
- ePub support:
- fixed crash on some books from Project Gutenberg
- fixed <pre>formatted text support
- RTF support:
- fixed footnotes support
- MS Word *.doc support:
- implemented language/encoding detection
- fixed crash during library scanning or book opening for some files
- Archive modules support (original code by Serge Osnach)
FBReader 0.99.2 for linux desktop is released
September 06, 2012
- Personal bookshelf (a list of purchased books) for Litres.Ru catalog
- Hebrew localization by David Kachan
- Updated Finnish localization by Marko Vertainen
- Misc build and installation fixes by kensington
FBReader 0.99.1 for linux desktop is released
July 26, 2012
- Added support for embedded images in MS Word files
- Added more network libraries
- Fixed LitRes.ru catalog access
- Fixed freeze at program start on some computers
FBReader 0.99.0 beta for linux desktop is released
July 05, 2012
After 2 years of inactivity we do release a beta version of FBReader C++ for linux desktop. This version works with qt4 interface only. We plan to release versions for Windows and MacOS later this year.
- Microsoft Word (*.doc) format support
- Improvements in ePub and RTF format readers
- Encoding and language detection improvements
- Bulgarian, Esperanto and Polish localizations (by Alexander Ivanov, Katarína Nosková and Tomasz Długosz)
- Polish hyphenation patterns (by Tomasz Długosz)