Audiobook Reader

The "Audiobook Reader" is a web application (PWA) for organizing and enjoying audiobooks. You can add unlimited audiobooks, and it will remember where you left off in each book for future use. Additionally, you can conveniently skip backward and forward in 10-second or 1-minute intervals, and the tool supports global media keys for easy access.

The Audiobook Reader web application transforms your audiobook experience by offering enhanced features and seamless organization of your book collection.

Features:

• Media Key Support: Control your audiobook playback using your keyboard's media control buttons. Play, pause, resume, and seek forward or backward with ease, thanks to the web application's support for global media keys.
• Audiobook Organization: Effortlessly organize and store your audiobooks in separate directories for a clutter-free library within the web application.
• Navigation: Easily navigate through audiobooks with dedicated buttons for moving forward or backward by either 10 seconds or 1 minute. Quickly revisit important sections or skip through less relevant parts with convenience.
• Track Positioning: Never lose your place again! The web application automatically saves and tracks your progress in each audiobook, allowing you to seamlessly resume playback from where you left off.
• Track Management: Customize your audiobook collection effortlessly with the web application's sidebar panel. Change the order of books according to your preference, and add, delete, or modify individual tracks within each audiobook for ultimate flexibility.

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