Image viewer on mobile

Jonathan Sheehy · 2025-04-17T16:41:01+00:00

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Being able to 'open' images in a book I've purchased (i.e. so I can zoom in on then and actually read the text that may be in figures) seems like absolute basic functionality for software that enables me to purchase and read books. (I'm on an Android phone.)

I.e. Double-tap an image to open an image viewer — or some such.

Please please please, Logos — this is basic functionality.

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Looks like Android missing feature. ios has double-tap. I'm surprised (or confused!).

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