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I have been using Fabrik to read epub's and mobi's. However some of the books given to me by my organisation are in pdf format. Fabrik doesn't seem to like a lot of these pdf's and I assume this is because of some kind of DRM built into them. I have tried using Calibre to convert these pdf's to epub's but I think it will take me a long long time to figure out the settings to get the output in a readable format.

So my question is, is there a pdf reader on the market that supports syncing progress to the cloud like Fabrik does for pdf's?

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Kindle's app does remembers your progress. To best of my knowledge it doesn't open a PDF directly. – Narayanan Feb 14 at 9:42

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Moon+ Reader supports epub as well as pdf, and also supports synchronizing reading positions, bookmarks, annotations etc. via Dropbox -- so this would probably be the perfect choice for you. Until end of February, the Pro version is sold 50% off, so you even picked a perfect time looking for it :)

As for PDF, you will need the Pro version (Moon+ Reader Pro). It's worth every cent, especially with the current action. Supports a lot of formats (more than any other reader), great support in case of trouble. Only thing not working is DRM -- but that's not the dev's fault but Adobe's (the dev is still waiting for response from them).

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