Yes, please lock. It has been a few months and I have learned a lot. It is time to fork a new project and start from the ground up with proper architecture in mind. I'm going to try Kotlin and some new architecture components released by Google last month. Also, my eyes are on Tensorflow. It would be interesting to have machine learning parse the image and find panels.

Thanks for your hard work @Tom. I get a lot of complements for my app but in reality it is the server doing all the heavy lifting.

Yes there is both a LEFT drawer and RIGHT drawer with options you can check out.

@Admins You can lock this thread if you want. This thread is getting out of control. Anyone who needs help can e-mail me personally and I will be glad to help. sethchhim@gmail.com

Thanks, really looking forward to it! I finished the implementation without authentication and it works really great. The system uses local bookmarks first and then attempts of load remote bookmarks. If a remote bookmark is found, it takes preference and also updates the local one. This is so it can be compatible with below Ubooquity 2.0. It's really nice testing with multiple devices and seeing the saved progress.

Thanks again!

This is great, thanks. I have tested this and it works just fine in Java, but only on an unauthenticated server. I have included the basic auth headers as usual but it does not work. Is the api incomplete or am I missing something?

I don't see server side bookmarking in the opds feed so I don't know how to interface with it. I implemented a seekbar for you this morning. I am pretty happy with how it turned out. There is a lot of empty space above it, but I'll fit in book details there when I have time to design something.

- Improve performance. I'm stuck because its hard to balance quality and performance when accounting for so many device configurations. I have to program for lowest possible specs which would be an Android 4.1 device. Some other apps accomplish this by down sampling the image but it makes it kinda blurry if you look close enough. I don't want to do that too much, so still tweaking.

- Give the epub reader some attention like font type, font size, font color, background color.

- Rewrite everything in Kotlin. This is a perfect test bed for me to try out the cool new language on the block.

This is still a side project and moves at it's own slow pace. Anything in particular you are wanting? I, myself, am a reader and the current feature set is enough for me.

I just pushed an update for my app, ComicViewer for Ubooquity 1.7.1. It now supports /opds-books/ servers and the ability to read epub files. I am testing with the Ubooquity Server 2.0.2 BETA and highly recommend using it. My goal was to make something light and quick. Check it out if you would like to!

Note: Epub reader can not click on any links, and is limited to portrait mode for now.

I just finished writing a next comic search to incorporate opds pagination this week. You aren't kidding, it's a tough cookie but I think it's very valuable.

Sorry I couldn't troubleshoot Fire OS considering I don't have a Kindle Fire. All my testing concluded no errors on the corresponding Android version which would have been 5.1. Glad you found a work around.

I would be happy to write up a fix. Could you set up a mock server for me and send me the direct ip address and also dynamic ip address so I can do some testing? E-mail me if you can set it up, sethchhim@gmail.com