The headline feature is Full text search, Calibre can now optionally index all the books in your library so you can search your entire library for a word or phrase. Calibre 6.0 now has text to speech and full text searchĬalibre has just issued a huge update to its ebook management software. New fts_search and fts_index commands allow to perform full text searching from the command line.Ģ022. The e-book viewer now allows searching for nearby words using a new "Nearby words" search mode. The search now ignores soft hyphens when extracting searchable text from books (though you will have to re-index your library to take advantage of this). Search queries start supporting quoting using "docstrings" for easier escaping. They added a button to re-index a book - useful if the book's contents have been changed outside calibre. In several updated Calibre developers added some new improvements and bug fixes for full-text search, introduced in version 6. Ebook catalog software Calibre 6.3 fine-tunes full text search The update is bundled Qt to 6.4 this means calibre on macOS is now only supported on Big Sur and newer.Ģ022. Add by ISBN feature now allows adding using identifiers other than ISBN as well. Also from the library you can now open the book folder easily. And File browser allows using keyboard shortcuts to re-order the spine. Edit book feature now allows automatic fixing of various simple CSS errors. Spell check dialog now allows Up and Down arrow keys to work regardless of focus.
When Read aloud is speaking, you can make the control bar translucent so that words under the bar are visible. It works only on Windows because uses Microsoft speech subsystem. New Calibre's update brings more voices to Read Aloud feature. Calibre now allows to read books aloud with more voices
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