We scanned 402 user reviews and found no recurring complaint patterns. Not yet audited by Appworthy.
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What reviewers said
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Simply the best comics reader on Android. It's free, ad-free, packed with convenient features, performs well and is a small package. Supports many formats and can load from your card or from popular file sharing sites.
A lovely little online/offline comic viewer. Zero ads, decent variety of file formats, EXCELLENT variety of online file sharing services (I hadn't even heard of Ubooquity), and EVERYTHING is configurable - back key action (any screen in…
I love this app! Thank you to the developer. Thanks for no ADs! Thanks also for the ROBUST features of the app - you can tell that it is a labor of love. I have a tablet and all I do on it pretty much is read CBR & CBZ comics which are on…
How a review signal works
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