Kortext

on apple devices there's no page number and sometimes is needed

Ok

If you access Kortext through academic institution don’t bother downloading the app. This isn’t the first study tool I’ve come across that has this problem and honestly it’s really disheartening. I wouldn’t be able to do the majority of my readings for uni without the ability to access through my institution and I know many people are the same and while I can still use the website having an app would be so much easier so I definitely won’t be using the website nevermind the app unless it’s my last option from now on

Basically it’s what it’s. Subscribe for reading ur own books'!!overrated money bought reviews.

For some reason local PDF files cannot be opened at all.

Can you make the app support split screen view in iPad please so I can take notes on my iPad at the same time as having Kortext open 🥺

No error message, just crashes.

Love Kortext so far. I use it to read books on my commutes because Apple Books requires an Internet connection 24/7, even for offline books. Please fix the highlighting. There’s a bug where only the first word is highlighted instead of selected text.

Very poor application. Using the app is ok, nothing special. Once you’ve downloaded the text books from your university institutions the texts do not fit on the screen and miss information out. Definitely not mobile device friendly. Texts do not show up properly on an iPhone when logged in through the app. Misses key information. Very poor app and extremely disappointed as my university uses this app for my reading list so I’ve got no choice but to use it. Do not use this app willingly, there are far more better apps out there. Avoid if you can.

Nowadays, accessibility should be a crucial aspect of any app as it promotes and provides equality. Without accessibility, the vast majority of users with a large spectrum of disabilities (particularly, with vision impairment) cannot access the app or experience challenges while using it. Despite stating on the Kortext’s website that the iOS app supports VoiceOver and even has built in screen reader, in reality, the app is not compatible with VoiceOver , while the screen reader function is not even in the app. Consequently, the app surely discriminates people with special needs. Additionally, the version for Windows is also commonly conflicts with and does not fully work with screen readers, while the recorded reader function needs an improvement and ability to rewind. It is such a shame that Kortext significantly lacks of accessibility features which is in this day and age is essential.