- REQUIRES ANDROID | Published by Avocado Hills, Inc. on 2013-10-24 | Category: Reference
Wikibot — A Wikipedia Articles Reader is a Reference app by Avocado Hills, Inc.. Offline version also available. Search for Wiki Offline.
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APK (Android Package Kit) files are the raw files of an Android app. Learn how to install wikibot-a-wikipedia-articles-reader.apk file on your phone in 4 Simple Steps:
Yes. We provide some of the safest Apk download mirrors for getting the Wikibot — A Wikipedia Articles Reader apk.
1. If you need offline access to the complete Wikipedia corpus on your iOS device or Mac, please search for "Wiki Offline" on the App Store, also by Avocado Hills.
2. Using the new iCloud syncing features, you can access your read later queue, folders, bookmarks, and history across all of your devices! iOS App sold separately on the iTunes App Store.
3. Sometimes you're reading an article and find great links that you want to read, but you don't to interrupt your current article.
4. Search for Wiki Offline.
5. The article will be downloaded in the background for immediate access when you're ready.
6. Articles and images are cached for offline use until you delete them.
7. You can easily change the font size, the font type, the margins, and the color scheme.
8. Offline version also available.
9. Easily search Wikipedia in 36 different languages.
10. The display is customizable to give you the best reading experience.
11. Save your favorite articles as bookmarks.
Apk Mirror 1: : Download APK
I like the concept of having Wikipedia as an app on the desktop, and it works. But just that , it only works. Often when reading an article the screen will suddenly shift to another article altogether forcing me to re-establish the desired article. Probably the most vexing complaint is that to this date I have been totally unable to see any pictures with the app. In every space where a picture should be , there is a question mark. Really bugs me.
My only problem is pictures won’t load but besides that best app for saving wiki articles and viewing them whenever!!!!!!!!
How many times must you click on the text input field before it finally gets focus? I count two, at least, which is two to many. A well designed app should open with the text input field already in focus. This from an app which has just one input box. I don’t know if there is anything better but I’m looking.
Previous reviewer warned it was out-of-date, but I took a gamble. Not just out-of-date, but actually broken. Pictures don’t work, neither bitmap nor svg. Printed matter looks fine, and you can have serif fonts if you want. In fact, any font on your machine. But without illustrations, it’s not too useful.
This app was great at first but after downgrading my system after a SSD drive install, it has been completely useless - (even though I'm in accord with the compatability specs listed above) ! Attempts to get feedback from customer service have failed.
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