a high-performance WiFi-based calibre device emulator a superb device-based calibre library organiser
Consideration could be given to how “possession” is defined and perhaps those who have previously purchased and now “possess” an application on their device can, by way of a grandfather clause, be protected from back end coercion into subscription charges that we’re not part of the original purchase terms and agreement.Calibre Companion (CC), recommended by calibre developers, is three applications in one: It is time that Apple or CalibreCompanion Store take the lead in a market place where regulations are still significantly lagging and either antiquated or inappropriate, in the rapidly changing virtual market place, and develop policies that protect the consumer of their commodities and hold vendors to the usual implied contractual responsibility to their consumers. I am simply disenfranchised by this and so many other applications which in recent times, developers have decided to, Basically take advantage of those who have respectively purchased an application in a market please where virtual commodities seem to imply that the consumer has less rights to propriety subsequent to purchase then in a typical brick and mortar commodities industry. Like the majority of the recent posts and reviews on CalibreCompanion, I am greatly disappointed with the developers decision to go subscription! I have been using calibre library on my laptop, and Calibre companion on my iPad and iPhone for many years having paid for and appreciated it’s simplicity and flexibility. There are too many of those in our lives these days. Thanks for making this handy tool! I’d be happy to chip in for its development, if you could see your way to abandoning the subscription model. There’s also a bug of some sort that always indicates the library I want (but which isn’t currently connected) selected, so I have to toggle twice to get it to actually load.įinally, it would be lovely if some additional search functions loaded, as I find Subject my most useful tool for finding references. This seems counterintuitive, and I am constantly hunting for this selection. It would make more sense to me to select which library to connect to from the home screen, rather than connecting and loading a library & then having to switch. When in the background, CalibreCompanion resets to the home screen and disconnects from my cloud server. I’m usually using my Calibre libraries during research, which often requires juggling multiple apps. The biggest complaint that I would like to request some attention to is whatever goes on while CalibreCompanion is in the background. It takes advantage of some of the primary advantages I see to using Calibre, including tag searching and cover display. Even as a free version user, I find CalibreCompanion very helpful for accessing my Dropbox-stored libraries.
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