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Currently Kuro Reader has been translated to following languages:

English, Brazilian Portuguese, Catalan, Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), French, Indonesian, Italian, Korean, Odia (Oriya), Polish, Russian, Santali, Spanish, Turkish.

If you can help to translate this application to your native language, please join us in our open projet in Crowdin:

If you have any problem or suggestion, please feel free to contact us: contato@kurotoshiro.com.br.

Out of all the ones I have tried so far I'm liking kuro the best. But it has a very crappy library interface. Like if you pick folder view it takes all subfolders below it and add into one display. If you pick series it somehow takes and separates some issues randomly out of the series even when all metadata is exactly the same. Reason wise I can make it work though.

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Perfect viewer has a nice library interface that follows folder structure and reader isn't bad but would like in vertical reading mode that it would stop between pages instead of continuous scrolling like kuro does. Also dosent read Metadata from the files.

Challenger comic viewer. (which I thought use to suck). I can add main folder as library and keep sub folders in view and has a lot of options for reader. Gets regular updates latest was a few weeks ago. No meta data but not a need for it. Just enable/disable library folders based on what your reading. Example. Enable marvel library when read g from them and disable rest. And so on.

What really differs our app from others is the user-friendly interface and its unique features. Kuro Reader has a rich library system for comics, with various grouping modes (Author, Series, Years, [...]), and support for favorites, and the creation of custom collections. The reader itself also has a lot of features, like bookmarks, table of contents, different reading modes (LTR, RTL, Webtoon), and others. And of course, the app supports all the most popular eComics formats: CBZ, CBR, CBT, CB7, Zip, [...].

This open source icon is named "kuro reader" and is licensed under the open source CC BY 4.0 license. It's available to be downloaded in SVG and PNG formats (available in 256, 512, 1024 and 2048 PNG sizes).

It's part of the icon set "Arcticons Icon Pack", which has 5,605 icons in it.

If you need this icon available in another format, it should be pretty straight forward to download it as an SVG image file, and then import it into apps like Adobe Photoshop, Adobe XD, Figma or RelayThat. Converting it to an ICO, JPEG or WebP image format or file type should also be pretty simple (we hope to add that feature to Iconduck soon).

Kuro Reader Pro is a great classic reader for Android, which has a dark theme, the ability to save images and files, and also allows you to edit documents and convert comics. Kuro Reader Pro is a simple and convenient application for reading books for Android, comics and other files, which, despite its minimalist design, has an impressive set of useful features that can make it an indispensable assistant in a variety of situations.

Great functionality

Kuro Reader Pro allows you to properly organize your own library for quick access to your favorite books, has a separate tab with browsing history, has the ability to directly access the file system and supports all major comic book formats. You can download the book reader app for Android for free and enjoy the absence of ads, excellent optimization and fast page loading, which will make communication with the application as comfortable as possible.

ive been wanting to talk abt the enstars self aware au for awhile heheh. this isnt a request, just a passing thought abt a self aware where the reader knows what theyre doing and what kind of situation theyre in but doesnt do anything abt it. especially the moments when theyre transported into the world.

Kuro Reader is a free app for Android published in the Recreation list of apps, part of Home & Hobby.

The company that develops Kuro Reader is Kuro to Shiro. The latest version released by its developer is 1.5.4.

To install Kuro Reader on your Android device, just click the green Continue To App button above to start the installation process. The app is listed on our website since 2023-12-04 and was downloaded 5 times. We have already checked if the download link is safe, however for your own protection we recommend that you scan the downloaded app with your antivirus. Your antivirus may detect the Kuro Reader as malware as malware if the download link to br.com.kurotoshiro.leitor_manga is broken.

How to install Kuro Reader on your Android device:Click on the Continue To App button on our website. This will redirect you to Google Play.Once the Kuro Reader is shown in the Google Play listing of your Android device, you can start its download and installation. Tap on the Install button located below the search bar and to the right of the app icon.A pop-up window with the permissions required by Kuro Reader will be shown. Click on Accept to continue the process.Kuro Reader will be downloaded onto your device, displaying a progress. Once the download completes, the installation will start and you'll get a notification after the installation is finished.

Version 1.5.0 (build 70)

This update brings several optimizations to the app: better performance on tablets, reduced memory consumption and interface optimizations. We've also added a few more customization options for the reader and a caching system for network files, which can be accessed offline through the history list.

Please check out the in-app changelog via "About" -> "Changelog" for more detailed information about it.

Version 1.4.9 (build 69)

This update is mainly focused on bug fixes, but we added some requested features too: like zoom for webtoon, adaptive resolution + pinch-zoom for page preview function (which can be accessed by clicking the page number in the reader).

Please check out the in-app changelog via "About" -> "Changelog" for more detailed information about it.

Moving on to soldering the RFID reader! This helpful guide from Sparkfun will walk you through the process of soldering header pins into the RFID breakout. The reader will be soldered onto this breakout board, and we'll later solder this breakout board onto a Protoboard (with additional header pins).

NOTE: Be mindful of which side is the "correct" side for soldering. If you can read the words "RFID Breakout" on the breakout board, you've got the right side or the front side up. The reader will be placed directly on top of the breakout board from here.

From the guide, you'll see that male headers will be soldered to the back of the breakout board (left side will have a 5 pin male header soldered to the back, and the right side will have a 6 pin male header soldered to the back). The guide suggests that you can also solder female headers to the front of the breakout board (6 pin female header on top, 5 pin female header on the bottom). This will prevent you from having to solder the reader directly to the breakout board; however, I didn't have those headers, so I ended up soldering the reader directly to the breakout board.

At last, we've come to the final step in building our puppet's circuitry! Above you'll find the schematic for the RFID reader. The protoboard I ended up using was approx. 1 inch by 2.5 inches. You'll need about 10 inches of the following wires, make sure to strip both ends:

You'll see in the pictures with the RFID reader above (pictures 2 and 3), I decided to solder each of the silicon stranded wires to appropriately colored solid core wires. I had stripped both ends of a small piece of solid core wire, and one end had the stranded wire soldered to it and the other was meant to be soldered to the pins on the reader's breakout board. I suggest you do the same unless you're confident in soldering stranded wires to the breakout board's pins (I was not confident :

With the connections successfully made to the reader, you'll move on to soldering the other ends of the four wires to the Protoboard we worked on in step 3. The long ground and power wires we had previously made in step 3 come in handy here, making it easy to solder the two blue silicon stranded wires directly to the ground wire and the red silicon stranded wire to the power wire. The yellow silicon stranded wire I also ended up soldering to a small piece of yellow solid core wire as well, which was then soldered to the female header pin (where the RX pin of the microcontroller would be).

Finally, You are free to use this code to test this toy hugging interaction. Waving the tags over the RFID reader should print to the monitor the ID's of each tag. You'll want to keep record of these ID's for later when you get the Comprehensive Arduino code (Step 20). There are sample Tag ID's in the code, and you'll change those to match whatever ID's of the tags you have.

NOTE: I recommend testing your RFID reader again to see if it detects your tags, or you need to go back and re-crochet the toys if you've added too much stuffing or the toy ends up being too large.

I placed the reader in the chest of the puppet with the Protoboard oriented vertically to allow some movement in the puppet's arms when someone curls their hand inside of the puppet. The vibration motor can honestly be placed anywhere in the puppet, you can glue it to the conductive fabric or to the face of the puppet if you wanted. I decided to glue the motor to an empty spot on the reader's protoboard to keep things simple and tidy with the circuitry. Wherever you place the motor, just make sure to glue it securely to that surface so that the motor doesn't move around so much when the puppet is being handled. 17dc91bb1f