📖 Wikipedia App — your own pocket encyclopedia
Search, read, and keep your favorite articles offline — right on your e-reader.
🔎 Search that just works
- Three easy options from the Wikipedia home screen: Search Wikipedia…, Recent searches, and Cached pages.
- Type a topic and get a quick summary preview so you know it’s the page you want.
- Several matches? A clean result list lets you pick the right one.
- Back takes you to the results; a second Back always returns you to the main menu.
💾 Your personal offline archive
- Open an article once and the app automatically saves a copy on your SD card.
- From then on it appears in Cached pages and opens instantly — even with no Wi-Fi 📴→📖.
- Your cache is private and persistent. Delete an entry anytime with a long-press.
- Download once when you have a connection, read forever afterwards — anywhere. 🌍
📖 Reading feels like reading
- Full articles open in a comfortable, book-like reader with clean headings, bold and italics kept.
- Page-by-page navigation with a position indicator (e.g. 2/5), so you always know where you are.
- Matches your reading preferences — the same font, margin, and paragraph style you use for e-books. 🎨
- Simple on-screen hints: Back / Select / Up / Down.
🌍 Multilingual by nature
- The app automatically follows your device language (Italian 🇮🇹, English 🇬🇧, French 🇫🇷, German 🇩🇪, Spanish 🇪🇸, and many more).
- Search results and summaries come in your language.
- An info panel on the home screen tells you which language is active.
📁 Tidy, independent storage
- Each saved article lives in its own self-contained file/folder — easy to find, easy to remove, never mixed with anything else.
- Search history and the cache index are kept separate, so managing one never touches the rest.
🌐 Smart Wi-Fi
- Wi-Fi is used only when needed, following your Sync Day rules (in Auto it connects by itself).
- Energy-friendly: once you start reading, Wi-Fi is released and the page is read from your SD card, not the network. ⚡🔋