calibre is a powerful desktop e-book reader. It's open source and free, and you don't have to spend a dime to enjoy its convenience. calibre supports ebook management and conversion in a variety of formats. It was developed by Kovid Goyal and is available on multiple operating systems, including Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Today, calibre released its latest version, 7.21, which brings a number of new features and optimizations.
The updated features include: A new tool for creating audio overlays for all text in EPUB files using Read aloud, making scrollbars more visible with higher contrast and rounded corners, etc., but not limited to the above features, while also fixing the issue of only reading the first 32,000 characters per chapter. Handle issues like voice schedulers with virtual output modules and no sound more elegantly.
For more information, see calibre's official page: Calibre Directions: https://calibre-ebook.com/whats-new
To download and experience calibre, visit the Calibre website at https://calibre-ebook.com/download
Calibre's main functions include:
calibre is not only a good e-reader, but it can also convert and edit e-books. In short, it is a very powerful e-book tool.