Download Caliber 7.7

Version 7.7 of Caliber has been released. This open source e-book management tool is available for Windows, Linux, and macOS. It can, among other things, look up all relevant information and cover images, and convert e-books to make them suitable for various types of e-readers. Furthermore, the program can convert newspapers, magazines and news articles into e-book format based on RSS feeds. Books can also be purchased with Caliber from well-known online stores.

In version 7.0 is the ability to add notes to, for example, authors and series, and is support for epub audiobooks added. Additional files can also be added to books, such as an alternative cover image, and Caliber now has its own trash can, which can be used instead of the one in the OS. The following changes and improvements have also been made in this third update:

New features

• Trim image: Allow specifying the size of the trim rectangle using numbers. Closes tickets: 2056116.
• Full text search: Allow pressing Ctrl+S to select the current book in the caliber book list. Closes tickets: 2056664.
• Speed ​​up scrolling through the book list book-by-book by only redrawing the book details panel when scrolling pauses.
• Add a tweak under Preferences->Tweaks to set the first day of the week in popup calendars used to input dates.

Bug fixes

• CHM Input: Handle CHM files with no HHC Table of Contents. Closes tickets: 2056470.
• E-book viewer: Fix a few settings such as pages per screen and header/footers not being saved in profiles.
• Full text search: Ignore text inside tags when indexing books. Closes tickets: 2056614
• DOCX Output: Preserve spaces around soft hyphens.
• Book details popup: Copy the original cover image to the clipboard even when the image is rescaled to fit into view.
• Fix changing disabled colors in the UI color palette overriding non-disabled colors
• Content server: Fix deletion of viewer profiles not working.

Improved news sources

• LiveMint
• Bloomberg
• Natural Geographic
• MIT Technology Review
• NY Review of Books
• Scientific American