Kiwix offline
Wikipedia and more, everywhere, all the time. No internet required!
Imagine being able to store the entirety of Wikipedia on your phone, and browsing it anytime, anywhere, even when there is no connectivity. For free!Kiwix is a browser that downloads, stores and reads copies of your favourite educational websites - Wikipedia, TED talks, Stack Exchange, and thousands more in dozens of languages.Note: Kiwix is also available on regular computers (Windows, Mac, Linux) as well as on Raspberry Pi hotspots - more info at kiwix.org. Kiwix is a non-profit and displays no ads nor collects any data. Only donations from happy users keep us going :-)3.4.4NEW: The Download of Zim in now more stableNEW: Updated translationsBUGFIX: In Search menu item recreates multiple timesBUGFIX: Clicking the search result doesnt go anywhereBUGFIX: Search text dont appear in the search fieldBUGFIX: Back Press doesnt work in SearchFragmentBUGFIX: Memory leaks patched
Imagine being able to store the entirety of Wikipedia on your phone, and browsing it anytime, anywhere, even when there is no connectivity. For free!Kiwix is a browser that downloads, stores and reads copies of your favourite educational websites - Wikipedia, TED talks, Stack Exchange, and thousands more in dozens of languages.Note: Kiwix is also available on regular computers (Windows, Mac, Linux) as well as on Raspberry Pi hotspots - more info at kiwix.org. Kiwix is a non-profit and displays no ads nor collects any data. Only donations from happy users keep us going :-)3.4.4NEW: The Download of Zim in now more stableNEW: Updated translationsBUGFIX: In Search menu item recreates multiple timesBUGFIX: Clicking the search result doesnt go anywhereBUGFIX: Search text dont appear in the search fieldBUGFIX: Back Press doesnt work in SearchFragmentBUGFIX: Memory leaks patched
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It is the first app I think about installing.
Student
👌
Amazing
This app would be perfect if the table of contents selector would automatically open a closed dropdown section of the page. Support for user-supplied css theming similar to as in the Aard2 android app would be nice too.
Now broken. Can't load Zim files, even from internal storage (Android 11 , Samsung Galaxy s21). Suggestion to developers: try testing software before releasing it. Is this project alive? It's been quiet months ( since being broken ). I've moved on to Aard2 and am very impressed!
5years
Best
Downloaded an astronomy/astrophysics wiki collection for flights, works well with mostly complete hyperlinks.
It's really cool and easy to use though there are some medical terms that it doesn't show