koodo-reader VS calibredb.el

My one hope as of now is: https://github.com/troyeguo/koodo-reader

Try this

Try Koodo Reader

Koodo reader is really good https://github.com/troyeguo/koodo-reader

Calibre is fairly functional but sucks imo. Visually, it is not very pleasing. Koodoo finally got me to scroll through books on my computer again https://github.com/troyeguo/koodo-reader

YacReader is a good library manager for comics. I download comics with HakuNeko and manage them with YacReader. Koodo reader is the best looking ebook reader I've found. It's on github.

I use calibredb to manage my ebooks (mainly epubs) and I'm quite happy with it. I was wondering if there was an emacs package that would do the same for research papers. Namely, allowing to

On a side-note, I use nov.el is an epub reader for Emacs. Like a terminal, Emacs is used for viewing and working with text, but it has a GUI and therefore is not limited by having to emulate a teletype terminal. As a result nov.el offers variable-width fonts and inline-images. Also it integrates with a Calibre database via calibredb.el. But for me what matters most is that I can navigate, search and copy text with keybindings that I'm used to from Emacs, e.g. useful for finding and copying quotes. But there are even less Emacs users than there are people comfortable in a terminal, so I admit that's not for everyone.

That first part is also entirely achievable by simply making a new UI & reusing the rest.

A somewhat relevant plug: for those not aware, calibredb (https://github.com/chenyanming/calibredb.el) from the same author is an excellent package if you use calibre for managing your books library.