[cyxxon]

There is a much more advanced fork of this project: https://github.com/jpirnay/crosspoint-reader

In actuality there are several forks, and the original Crosspoint Reader really got the ball rolling, but now seems to get stuck in discussions. The forks (especially the one I linked) has progressed much further and has better KOReader sync (as in actually syncs to the correct XPath position instead of some close-enough position), bionic reading, streamlined UI, etc. Give that one a shot!

[jerojero]

Its not "endless discussion" that's keeping it from improving it's actually a lack of reviewers for the PRs that are already there.

The discussions are pretty sane, but I've seen how once there's a PR that's ready to go and everyone agrees is ready to go it won't be merged because there's not enough people to review the code.

Maybe a lot of people who would be reviewers have decided instead to maintain their own forks. But yeah, the discussion is fine.

[osener]

Ah I just switched to using https://github.com/uxjulia/crossink-reader

Not sure what KOReader is but the fonts included in this one and the overall reading experience is solid.

[dmos62]

KOReader is the defacto Android ereader app for eink screens, and many consider it the best Android ereader for regular screens too.

[antonyt]

Worth mentioning it's not limited to Android! It also runs on Kobos, Kindles, Pocketbooks, etc.

[kelvinjps10]

How does it runs in Kindles? Which ones are supported? I'm interested

[antonyt]

Not personally familiar with the details, as I don't have any Amazon devices. Sounds like it involves jailbreaking and per-model differences: https://github.com/koreader/koreader/wiki/Installation-on-Ki...

[kelvinjps10]

Make sense now thanks

[dmos62]

Ah, didn't know that.

[krystalgamer]

agreed and they support non android devices too!

[skrtskrt]

CrossInk is much more popular than this fork AFAICT from the Reddit discussions.