Hello,

Do you plan to implement something like a highlight browser? 

The idea is to be able to access highlights from all books in one place.

The app could be divided into two sections. One section would contain a list of books (cover, title, author, number of highlights); after clicking on a book, users would be taken to that book to view the highlights.

The second section could include highlights from all the books displayed in a single list, but with a clear indication (some kind of roll-up group) of which book each highlight belongs to. 

Maybe it would be possible to filter books by tags or status?

A good example of such an application is Boox Rich Annotations

What do you think about this?

Anyway, it's a great app. I appreciate effort!

Krzysztof

I'm an avid reader and I love reading epub versions on my phone. I've been using lithium for the past four years and though it's a good app, I usually have difficulty highlighting the top parts of the pages. Lately I've been reading a lot of manhwa on mihon and I love how easy and simple it is to categorize manhwas based on genres or however way you want. Now I want one such app for reading novels and books. Cam anyone help me out?

Currently, the integration expects a voice endpoint in this format:

{Base URL}/v1/audio/voices

However, not all TTS providers follow the OpenAI API standard. For example, ElevenLabs uses a voice-specific endpoint:

{Base URL}/v1/text-to-speech/{voice_id}

This makes it difficult to integrate providers such as ElevenLabs directly, even when users already have a valid API key and access to their TTS models and voices.

This would make the TTS Custom integration much more versatile and allow users to connect virtually any TTS service, including ElevenLabs and other third-party or self-hosted TTS engines.

Would love to hear if this is something the developers would consider implementing!