What I mainly use GoodReader for: if I purchase an eBook on the go, I can paste the download link into GoodReader, which will usually suck down a ZIP file since all the DRM free formats are there.The iPad and iPhone versions can be purchased separately on the App Store, each version costing $4.99. And while GoodReader itself doesn’t require iOS 7, GoodReader will open iWork 2013 files for those that are running Apple’s the latest iOS. Various improvements to PDFs have been added across the board, such as faster rendering for certain files and the ability to flatten (embed) annotations as they’re emailed prior to sending. This can be incredibly useful for shuffling files from your iPhone between multiple online services, like Dropbox and a hosted web server. Images can now also be imported / exported directly into and out of GoodReader, so multiple photos can be saved to your camera roll at once for example. The opposite is true as well: you can copy images to the clipboard to paste into other apps like Mail. Look in the second page of tools for the paste command when an image is copied to the clipboard. Images copied in the clipboard can be pasted as a file in GoodReader. Tossing an album onto your iPhone? GoodReader finally lets you listen to audio in the background while you read or do other things on your iPhone. In short, everything’s a lot easier to find. Otherwise, a tools button in the top right of the file browser brings up the usual action sheet for selecting files, creating new text documents, creating folders, renaming files, opening files in other apps, etc. The two tabs you’ll likely use the most are WiFi and Connect, which starts a WiFi transfer or lets you grab files from the web.
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GoodReader’s most immediate change is their update interface, which puts all of the most used tools in a tab bar at the bottom of the display. Conveniently, you can connect to GoodReader over your local network to grab files by plugging in an IP address on your Mac or Windows box.
It virtually eliminates the compromises you have to make on a mobile device by allowing you to download files from the web view and arrange documents, photos, music, and video into folders and connect to local servers over Wi-Fi or your Dropbox, SkyDrive, Google Drive, WebDAV, or FTP server on the web. GoodReader is the missing file manager for the iPhone.
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