Calibre 2.26 (Windows) (x86) [TheDoctor-]

Version 2.26 (Released 24 April 2015) of Calibre for Windows (Vista, 7, and 8) (x86).

Calibre is a free and open source e-book library management application developed by users of e-books for users of e-books.

The calibre portable build can be run on any windows computer running at least Windows Vista. It is self contained, your calibre libraries and settings are all kept together in one place.

To use, just run the portable installer and select the location where you would like the "Calibre Portable" folder. To launch calibre, double click the "calibre-portable.exe" program inside the Calibre Portable folder.

Calibre is licensed under the GNU GPLv3.

Official site: calibre-ebook.com

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Changes in 2.26
New Features

• Driver for the soon to be released Kobo Glo HD
  

Bug Fixes

• Do not use a separate process to draw the splash screen. This might fix the issue of calibre randomly freezing on startup on a few windows systems
  
• MOBI Ouput: Fix :first-letter applied to elements containing a comment causing conversion to fail
  
• Properly display names of libraries containing the ampersand character.
  
• When sorting filenames in comics treat the file extension as a secondary sort key. Fixes xyz.jpg sorting before xyz_1.jpg
  
• Fix a regression in 2.25 that broke the search & replace wizard in the conversion dialog when converting a book with multiple formats
  
• Content server: Fix errors when library contains enough virtual libraries to cause grouping.
  
• Manage tags dialog: Fix setting a tag to empty causes an unhandled error.
  
• E-book viewer: Fix a regression that caused the viewer to occasionally skip the last page in a chapter when displaying more than one pages per screen and scrolling by screen
  
• Edit Book: Fix open OPF file not being refreshed when deleting items from the file browser.
  

New news sources

• Discover Magazine Monthly by Michael Marotta
  

Improved news sources

• WirtschaftsWoche Online
  
• Wired
  
• CNN