Open the App menu in your PocketBook device.Once it’s done copying, safely eject the device then disconnect it from the computer.Copy the two folders to the root of the internal memory.Doing that will automatically mount the device’s internal storage on the computer. Connect your PocketBook device to the computer and choose PC Link when prompted for the USB mode to use.Unzip the ZIP archive on your computer to access the two compressed folders: applications and system.Download the latest Koreader PocketBook installation package from the project’s GitHub Releases page (you’ll need to click on the Show All assets to view the PocketBook specific ZIP package i.e.Here’s how to install it on your PocketBook device. full text search) on some large PDFs, but this is very rare.
I have also experienced a few crashes when doing some operations (e.g. My only complaint with KOReader is that selecting / highlighting text is not as fluid as on the default reader. Essentially, you won’t notice little difference between it and the default reader. Likewise, it supports all the e-book formats the default reader opens, including e-books inside ZIP archives. Other useful feature include integration with calibre, Wikipedia searches, exporting highlights, customizable gestures, a folder browser, native support for front light (brightness and SMARTLight) adjustment and many more customizations. KOReader on the other hand has a full-featured dark mode and supports StarDict dictionaries natively. The free and widely available StarDict dictionaries for instance have to undergo a rather complex conversion process just to work with the default reader. Nevertheless, it’s possible to add dictionaries to the default reader though not many dictionaries are available in the format (dic) that PocketBook uses.
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