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Foliate Makes Finding Free eBooks Easier, Adds Support for Comics

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Finding free ebooks to read in Foliate, a GTK ebook reader for Linux desktops, just got a whole lot easier.

The new Foliate 2.2.0 release comes with several enhancements, one of which is better eBook discovery via OPDS. OPDS is the “feed” protocol used by free ebook services like the Gutenberg Project, Standard Ebooks, and Feedbooks to share free works with the wider wold.

Having the works available from this repos accessible within the app is a nice touch.

The new “Catalog” feature (to give it its proper name) is accessible as a tab on the new Library view. You can manually add additional OPDS feeds (e.g., the Internet Archive) as well as edit or remove the ones which are there by default.

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