I was using Moon+ reader, but it has a pause at each chapter and ads.

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It’s not open source but honestly, I find google play books the best one :))

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Librera.

It’s the second best e-book reader across the board, and the best open source one

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What is #1 overall?

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Moon+

Best ebook app out there. Stable, smooth scrolling, damn near infinite visual arrangements, broad range of settings in general, option for either folder of bookshelf based browsing (matters a lot if you don’t have all your files’ tags perfectly arranged), works well on any kind of screen, and even old devices don’t lag with it under most circumstances.

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Is your Kindle e-ink?

The general issue with e-ink-based readers and scrolling is that e-ink is designed to be mostly static, with sporadic (preferably partial-page) refreshes; but scrolling needs to have a very high refresh rate that updates the whole page simultaneously if it’s going to be usable.

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Yeah that’s the problem. I would change the OS but your battery life would go to s***.

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e-ink is the screen technology. even if you could replace its OS, that most probably wouldn’t help

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I also prefer scrolling ebooks, and I settled on Librera. I have not found a way to get rid of the blank newline between each “page”, but it’s still better than turning pages.

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I’m liking that one a lot. Scrolling without jerkiness, which is what I was getting with others.

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I use Koreader on android with scrolling, also side loaded it on my Kobo e-reader (but I prefer paging on eink) you might be able to get it on kindle too

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