2 DPI control

Frans de Jonge edited this page 5 years ago

With KOReader you can easily control DPI (i.e., the size of UI elements on your screen). You can use presets, or a custom DPI size, as described here.

Table of Contents

• Installation
• Usage
• Tips and Tricks
• Features
• Plugins
• User patches
• Development
• 简体中文

Installation

• Changelog
• Install on Android
• Install on Cervantes
• Install on ChromeOS
• Install on Kindle
• Install on Kobo
• Install on PocketBook
• Install on ReMarkable
• Install on Desktop Linux
• Install on MacOS
• Install on Windows with WSL
• Install using Linux container (Docker, Podman)

Usage

Basic reading controls (click to open)

• Keyboard navigation

Advanced reading controls (click to open)

• Gestures
• Press and hold
• Frontlight control
• Multiswipe gestures
• Gamepad
• Keymapping
• Extended keyboard

Tips and Tricks

• Getting started
• Gestures
• Change defaults
• DPI control
• Style tweaks for misbehaving books
• Reflowing tweaks
• Screenshots
• Troubleshooting
• Android tips and tricks

Features

• Dictionary support
• Highlight export
• OPDS-support
• Progress-sync
• Wikipedia-support
• ZIP file support

Plugins

• Auto frontlight
• Auto suspend
• Background runner
• Battery statistics
• Calibre
• Cover browser
• Cover image
• Frontlight gesture controller
• Goodreads (deprecated)
• Highlight exporter
• Japanese Support
• Keep alive
• News downloader
• Perception expander
• Progress sync
• Read timer
• Reading statistics
• Send2Ebook
• SSH
• System statistics
• Terminal emulator
• Time sync
• Vocabulary builder
• Wallabag

User patches

• Overview
• Installation
• Available patches

Development

• Building the emulator
• Coding Style
• Development and Debugging on Android
• How to collaborate with Git
• How to port KOReader to other platform
• Remote debugging with gdbserver
• UI Events

简体中文

• KOReader 手势操作
• KOReader 用户手册
• 在 Kindle 上安装和运行 KOReader
• 在 Kobo 上安装和运行 KOReader
• 更改默认设置
• 笔画输入法
• 更新日志
• 进度同步
• 云盘存储

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