Name: Documents Reader+files browser
Rating: 3.1 (26 reviews)
Author: Attribute

Description

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Doc Reader – instant files downloader and reader for your iPhone, iPad and iPod touch:
- Download files: DOC, XLS, PDF, TXT, IMG, PNG, JPEG and more
- Manage files: rename, move, Zip / UnZip, delete
- Advanced PDF editor
- Advanced Image Editor
- Edit office files: DOC, XLS, TXT
- Share files: iTunes, WiFi, iCloud, DropBox, Google Drive, Evernote, Box

Web Browser
- browse and download all types of documents in a single tap
- supported formats: DOC, XLS, PDF, TXT, IMG, PNG, JPEG and more
- supported download features: pause, restart, cancel
- download status: percentage, time

File Manager
- create folders
- rename files and folders
- move to folder feature
- Zip / UnZip files
- delete files or folders
- documents slide menu

Sharing
- WiFi sharing
- MultiCloud suport: iCloud, DropBox, Evernote, Box, Google Drive
- Open In feature
- iTunes sharing

Editor
- Advanced PDF editor: underline, draw, add text, delete text
- Advanced Image editor: insert stickers and text, crop and change image orientation, tilt shift feature and more
- DOC, TXT, RTF text editor
- xls, doc, png, jpg, txt, rtf preview

We are glad to hear ideas from you! Please use the feedback form in Settings menu for all your suggestions and issues.

Dec 22, 2017

Version 1.2

This app has been updated by Apple to use the latest Apple signing certificate.

iOS 11 support
iPhone X Support
Fix the crash when open PDF File
Google Drive login fixed

3.1 out of 5

26 Ratings

Review

It's actually really good for what I do

Change settings is all it wants

OK the application doesn’t seem to do anything except want to change my settings. I’d like to know something about an application before I give it that sort of permission and it won’t allow that

Completely, utterly pointless, trivial app

It duplicates all of the functionality of iOS but wants you to pay for the "Pro" version for what iOS already also does. It should be pulled from the IAS.