When I checked the statistics today, I stumbled upon this litte numbers game: EPUBReader is now used by 21,000 daily users in 21 different languages. And I thought this could be worth a new posting .

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The graphics shows on the one hand the number of daily downloads (blue line) and on the other hand the number of active daily users (red line). For me is the red line the more interesting one, because it shows how the user base grows and it rapidly does: Only in the last 4 weeks 4,124 additional users have decided to use EPUBReader.

Interesting are the dips at weekends .

Okay, here is the answer to my question which language will be the next: language #19 is Danish. Thanks Brian !

Esperanto and Hungarian translation are on the way, thanks Paul and Peter! It is the translation into language #17 and #18.

I never thought that EPUBReader would be translated into that many languages. Thanks to everybody for helping with the translation!

I’m curious which language is coming next .

These are the languages which are already available or will be available soon: English, French, German, Greek, Lithuanian, Portuguese (European), Spanish,Traditional Chinese, Hebrew, Italian, Russian, Dutch, Polish, Simplified Chinese, Tamil, Finnish, Swedish, Esperanto, Hungarian.

Is your language not listed? It would be great, if you help with the translation, it just takes about 45 minutes. Please contact me here.

The new version of EPUBReader not only adds support for Firefox Mobile, but additionally for Seamonkey. And last but not least, six additional languages have been added: Dutch, Hebrew, Italian, Polish, Russian, Simplified Chinese.

The first version of EPUBReader for Firefox Mobile is available !

In the moment Firefox Mobile is running on the Maemo devices N810 + N900 but the ports for Windows Mobile and Android are on the way. Windows Mobile will be available around the mid of the year, Android at the end of the year.

In the following you see some screenshots from the N900 with EPUBReader running. As you can see, the full screen is available for reading, EPUBReader is completely out of the way. Paging is done by tipping on the left/right of the screen. If you want to jump to the next chapter or want to adjust the font size, you can just bring up the navigationbar at the bottom.

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EPUBReader on N900

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Textpage with navigation

Text with Image

Table of Contents

ePub-Catalog

I found this video made by an italian EPUBReader user. Even if you don’t speak Italian, I think it’s worth watching it !

I’m very happy, that Jussi (Finnish) and Tommy (Swedish) add two additional languages to EPUBReader !

These are the languages which are already available or will be available soon: English, French, German, Greek, Lithuanian, Portuguese (European), Spanish,Traditional Chinese, Hebrew, Italian, Russian, Dutch, Polish, Simplified Chinese, Tamil, Finnish and Swedish.

Is your language not listed? It would be great, if you help with the translation, it just takes about 30 minutes. Please contact me here.

Welcome to the new EPUBReader Blog!