MLOL Reader
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VisitMLOL Reader vs Readest
What both publish
| Fact | MLOL Reader | Readest |
|---|---|---|
| Accessibility | The maker says the app is being developed toward accessibility criteria in collaboration with Fondazione LIA, and that ebook titles in its catalog have been certified with the foundation. | The download page says Readest supports screen readers for visually impaired users. |
| Security | Horizons’ cloud SaaS software, including MLOL and related applications, is accessible only after user authentication and uses SSL/HTTPS certificates. | The privacy policy says Readest uses encryption for sensitive data and secure app code practices, while noting that no electronic storage or transmission method is completely secure. |
| Support | For Reader problems, the maker asks users to email [email protected] with their username, device, affected resource, and exact error message. | Free and paid users can get support through documentation, community channels, GitHub issues, and support email. |
MLOL Reader plans
No prices published.
Readest plans
- Free PlanFree
- Plus Plan$4.99 a month
- Pro Plan$9.99 a month
- Lifetime storage 1 GB$9.99, paid once
- Lifetime storage 2 GB$14.99, paid once
- Full Customization$19.99, paid once
Pick MLOL Reader if…
MLOL Reader is for people whose civic, school, university or corporate library provides an MLOL account. It suits readers who want to borrow ebooks or audiobooks and read, listen or annotate in the app.
Pick Readest if…
Readest suits readers who want annotation, lookup, translation, or text-to-speech alongside ebook reading. Its side-by-side mode may appeal to people reading two books in parallel.