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ComiXology launches Kindle for comics Web Reading beta worldwide

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ComiXology launches Kindle for comics Web Reading beta worldwide

ComiXology launches worldwide Kindle for Web Reading beta for better web reading experience.

ComiXology took to Twitter today to announce updates to their customer reading experience today on the Kindle app. It’s just one of a number of updates they’ve made over the last few months since ComiXology.com retired and was moved to Amazon.com.

Here’s a rundown of the updates:

  • Beta now supports double-page spreads.
  • web reading Beta now includes zoom (Double click to zoom)
  • Beta also supports vertical scroll
  • Guided view launching later this year

Finally, users can switch from the beta to the current format at any time.

ComiXology launches Kindle for Web Reading beta

ComiXology has seen quite a few changes over the year, including Head of Content Chip Mosher stepping down and Bryce Gold taking over to lead the Comixology Originals program. ComiXology co-founder/CEO David Steinberger also stepped down from ComiXology in March. In fact, Steinberger has left Amazon.com as is noted in his June 20th tweet.

Do these latest developments for the Kindle beta increase your interest in using the ComiXology app? Let us know in the comments.

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