Calibre 7.22: Better eReader Support, New Restart Option
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Unwieldy looking though it can seem, the open-source Calibre ebook manager remains unsurpassed in terms of features, tools, and capabilities. Add in the fact it’s cross-platform too, and it’s easy to see why it remains a go-to for avid e-bookworms.
Calibre 7.22 builds on recent feature additions, adding a new option to set the position of the control bar when using ‘Read Aloud’ in the e-book viewer. It can now be set along the top or bottom edges of the window to avoid obscuring text.
The system tray menu adds an option to restart Calibre (which is sometimes required if adjusting certain settings or features that need to initialise on launch).
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Calibre 7.22 Introduces System Tray Restart Option
Only three weeks after its previous 7.21 version, Calibre, a popular open-source ebook management tool, has just released version 7.22, which includes improvements and new features. Here they are.
Among the most notable updates is an enhancement to the Read Aloud feature in the ebook viewer. Users can now control the position of the popup control bar, which can be placed along the top or bottom edges of the screen.
This thoughtful improvement helps minimize text obstruction, allowing for a more immersive reading experience.
Another convenience feature added is the ability to restart Calibre directly from the system tray menu. This small but practical addition makes managing Calibre smoother, especially after installing updates or applying configuration changes.