cld3-kotlin VS seeneva-reader-android

Seeneva: smart comic reader (version 0.1.1): Fully open source smart comic book reader with the ability to use OCR and TTS.

Developer here :) Thanks! Indeed OCR results are worse than speech balloons detection at the moment. At worst case OCR doesn't find any text at all... I hope to increase the accuracy by increasing the amount of dataset to train my ML model. So there are a lot of work to do :) Also it is fully open sorced GitHub and available on F-Droid.

Hi :) I'm the developer of the Seeneva open source comic book reader from the link above. I know that it is an Italian subreddit, but I want to help you, so I hope you don't mind English. I don't have any Android device with the SD support neither Samsung. So I can't test it right now. Did you try to use both adding options "Import" and "Link"? Which file manager did you select after click on the add a book button? It would be great if you record the screen during adding a new comic book and share that video with me. Feel free to contact me either here or create a new issue on the project's GitHub. And I will think how to solve it :)

Yes, it is the most confusing part of the app. I've already received messages from users that they don't understand it. Your files are safe because Seeneva requests only read permissions to your files. It is more about how Android provides files to apps and my intention to save free disk space on user device. Here is clarification from app's FAQ:

I'm sorry for this :( Please open a new issue on project's GitHub and describe your CBR archive (archive structure; does it contain subfolders; stored images format; file name format). Also you can send this book to me via email (you can find it on GitHub), if you don't mind. Later I will create issue template for such cases to put it together.