Every build, in one place
The browser extension reforms pages as you read them. Eupub is a standalone reader for EPUBs and PDFs. Both run entirely on your own machine, with the lexicon inside them.
Browser extension
Version 0.3.4Reforms any page in place, including PDFs, and switches off from the toolbar. What it does to a page is described on the extension page.
One listing serves every Chromium browser, and updates itself.
Chrome Web StoreMozilla-signed and distributed from here rather than addons.mozilla.org.
Installs from 0.3.1 cannot update themselves and need this one manual install.
Download .xpimacOS. A notarized app that carries the extension; enable it in Safari settings.
Download .dmgEupub reader
Version 0.3.4Reads EPUB, PDF and plain text in reformed spelling, keeping your place when you switch spelling off. How it works is on the Eupub page.
Installer, signed with an Authenticode certificate.
Download .exeApple silicon only. Signed and notarized, so it opens without a warning.
There is no Intel build.
Download .dmgAppImage. Mark it executable and run it; no installation step.
Download .AppImageAPK carrying v2 and v3 signatures, installed directly rather than from Play.
Download .apkFree on the App Store, iOS 17 or later. iPhone only.
App StoreWindows SmartScreen and, on Linux, an unfamiliar AppImage will both want a moment of your attention the first time. The steps for each platform, including how to mark the AppImage executable and what Android will ask before installing an APK, are in docs/installing.md, which is the maintained copy.
Source, and the other integrations
The Word, LibreOffice, Google Docs and Pages add-ins are not packaged downloads yet — they install from source, and each one has a page under Tools describing how. Everything here is open source: the extension and lexicon at ossiak/euspell, the reader at ossiak/eupub.