About
Access a vast library of classic ancient books for online reading and offline download. Features include interactive learning tools, note-taking, bookmarking, and adjustable reading settings. Supports Tibetan, Chinese, and English interfaces.
What's New in MAHASHRI
1.0
August 15, 2020
FAQ
What kind of books can I find on MAHASHRI?
MAHASHRI offers a tremendous amount of classic ancient books, with a focus on works by Tibetan Masters. You can explore collections, divisions, and read texts online or download them for offline access.
Can I read books offline with MAHASHRI?
Yes, you can download texts and save them to your bookshelf. They can be categorized for easy searching and reading offline, enriching your study experience without an internet connection.
What interactive learning features does MAHASHRI offer?
Beyond self-study, MAHASHRI allows for interactive learning through liking, sharing, retweeting, and commenting on texts. You can also send personal letters to engage with content and other users.
What languages does MAHASHRI support?
MAHASHRI supports a Tibetan-Chinese-English interface, allowing users to navigate and read content in their preferred language. You can switch between these interface languages in the settings.
How does MAHASHRI handle user accounts and data synchronization?
You can log in and out of your account in the settings. After logging in, your bookshelf and notes are synchronized, ensuring you can access your saved progress and annotations across devices.
What are the reading customization options in MAHASHRI?
MAHASHRI provides several options to enhance your reading experience, including adjusting page brightness, switching themes, using a read progress bar, directory jumps, writing comments, taking notes, underlining, and bookmarking.
Is MAHASHRI available on multiple devices?
Based on the provided data, MAHASHRI is supported on iPhone and iPod devices. Further platform compatibility details may be available from the developer.
How often is MAHASHRI updated?
MAHASHRI was last updated on August 15, 2020, with version 1.0. Information regarding the frequency of future updates is not available in the provided data.
