Readlang on ebook reader

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is there anyone who use readlang their ebook reader. i want to buy an ebook reader and using just for this site. is it possible.
and if it is not possible is there anyone suggest me a small tablet just for reading ebook.

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I’d be very curious if there’s a good e-ink device that anyone uses to run Readlang on!

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I have a Boox, NoteAir3C, and it’s good

Some of the light green can be hard to read, even after I adjusted the colours - and a high contrast mode would be appreciated

Still it’s a great experience overall (and the reading area works great)

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Hey! This was one of the reasons that inspired me to get my e-ink tablet! :slight_smile:

In my case, I got a Supernote nomad and I’m very happy with the experience so far!
(Supernote allows you to sideload android apps, I downloaded a browser and only use Readlang there :smile: ).

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Thanks @Damn_L and @elmar. I’ve thought about something like this for a long time. Any chance you could share a photo of Readlang running on one of these? :slight_smile:

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Here are three that shows it pretty well, some low contrast content (like the tabs in the main menu) are rather lost

And ideally any low contrast content should be avoided I think

Edit: the photos makes it look clearer than they are

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Thanks for sharing!

I love that it’s a color e-ink display! :rainbow:

The contrast does seem low though, and you say it’s worse in real life. Makes me think about experimenting with an e-ink display option which just applies a global filter to the whole page boosting the contrast a bit :thinking: (applying a custom color scheme throughout would be better than a crude single filter but that’s too much work to maintain)

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