Interface-wise I like Stanza more. The icons and how to do what in Bookshelf isn't as easy to understand without reading the manual. I also got some weird error response when I tried to browse livejournal, ao3, or ffnet where it focuses on the google ad and says error connecting then saves the googleads as an ebook.
When I first started using Bookshelf, I liked Stanza more, but after a while, I got to like Bookshelf more, and whenever I went to read something on Stanza, I found it clunky. YMMV, of course. I agree that there's a steeper learning curve with Bookshelf, but I think once you've mastered the interface, it's ultimately easier to use.
Hmmm. any "links" in the document aren't browse-able even though they're underlined as if they are. I'm not sure why they show up as links...
I've *never* had it save the google lead as an e-book! awesome! ;D
Glad you tried it; hope you like it going forward.
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Date: 2010-08-04 01:39 pm (UTC)When I first started using Bookshelf, I liked Stanza more, but after a while, I got to like Bookshelf more, and whenever I went to read something on Stanza, I found it clunky. YMMV, of course. I agree that there's a steeper learning curve with Bookshelf, but I think once you've mastered the interface, it's ultimately easier to use.
Hmmm. any "links" in the document aren't browse-able even though they're underlined as if they are. I'm not sure why they show up as links...
I've *never* had it save the google lead as an e-book! awesome! ;D
Glad you tried it; hope you like it going forward.