Dear Language Reactor team,
Thank you for your amazing tool! I would love to see a feature that allows users to import EPUB books directly into the platform for bilingual reading and vocabulary study. Many language learners prefer reading novels or non-fiction in their target language, and this would be a fantastic addition alongside YouTube and Netflix support.
Looking forward to seeing more great updates!
Best regards,
A Language Reactor user
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I would like to see this supported as well. With Language Reactor’s update for text files (which is amazing), would be even greater with EPUB support.
EPUB is a widely used eBook format, and allowing users to import and study EPUBs would expand the platform’s value beyond videos and subtitles. This would give learners access to novels, non-fiction, and other written materials, all while using LR’s powerful features like pop-up dictionary lookups, translation, and word tracking.
Adding EPUB support could make Language Reactor an even more comprehensive learning environment by enabling immersive, long-form reading practice alongside video-based learning.
Any news? Languagereactor would be perfect for book reading.
Dear Language Reactor team,
Thank you for developing such an excellent tool. I am a Korean user currently studying English, and Language Reactor has been very helpful in improving my vocabulary and comprehension through video-based learning.
I would greatly appreciate the addition of a feature that allows users to import EPUB e-books directly into the platform. Many of my English books are stored in Calibre, and being able to read these EPUB files chapter by chapter inside Language Reactor would allow me to practice long-form reading with the same powerful tools I use for videos—such as dual subtitles, dictionary pop-ups, translations, and word tracking.
At the moment, I can only use Language Reactor for videos or simple text files. EPUB support would make it possible for learners like me to engage with novels and non-fiction more deeply, and it would create a more immersive bilingual reading environment.
I kindly ask you to consider implementing this feature. I truly believe EPUB import support would significantly expand the platform’s educational value for many language learners around the world.
Thank you very much for your time and continuous improvement of this amazing tool.
Best regards,
A Language Reactor user