eReader 2.1: The Unbotching May 11th, 2009
Patrick Stein

I mentioned earlier that eReader totally dropped the ball on free content by dropping support for manybooks.net and other free eBook sites.

I am happy to say that this functionality is restored in the latest version of eReader. I just tested it again to make sure it works. It seems peppier than before, too. It used to be a real pain to navigate around ManyBooks.net from within eReader. Now, it uses ManyBooks.net’s mobile site. It’s a much better experience.

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