RFCReader Pro vs Chant Tools

Requests for Comments (RFC) document series contain technical and organizational notes about the Internet. RFC Reader Pro is a tool which can provide user a more efficient way to read the RFC documents. Features for RFC Reader Pro are: 1. List all RFC documents 2. Search RFC File by Keywords or RFC number 3. Add to favorite for the interested RFC 4. Support marking text with color 5. Support adding Bold, Itatic and Underline styles to RFC text 6. Support changing default Font name and Font size for RFC text reading 7. Support fast navigating to last reading position and can go back and forward several times 8. Support fast navigating with Table Of Contents (TOC) 9. Offline RFC reading: Once you read it once, it will be cached locally 10. Save your changes to the document in Document folder 11.Support both Landscape and Portrait reading mode on all supported devices. 12. Support cleaning up cached files Version 1.1.0 13. Support iOS 9 Version 1.3.0 14. Add 'Search' feature: user can search by keyword in the reading page and can navigate the RFC page by the list of results Version 3.0.1 1. Support read RFC in PDF format 2. Support searching RFC content when reading in PDF format 3. Support navigate RFC content through Table Of Content when reading in PDF format 4. Support navigate RFC content through PDF thumbnail 5. Support view RFC content in thumbnail grid view 6. Support read RFC in HTML format 7. Support navigate back and forth when reading in HTML format 8.Support navigate through Table Of Content when reading in HTML format for some RFCs 9. Support add to favorite RFC list when reading both in PDF format and HTML format 10. Update RFC database to support up to RFC9083

Offline Mass Propers This app is an offline version of the chant tools available at http://bbloomf.github.io/jgabc/ It is mostly intended to be useful for containing the Gregorian Mass propers as well as the Gregorian Mass ordinaries as found in the Liber Usualis, and transcribed on GregoBase (http://gregobase.selapa.net) and there may be some mistakes in the chant. If you notice any, they can be corrected in GregoBase (if you go to http://bbloomf.github.io/jgabc/propers.html and find the chant with the mistake, you can click the link above the chant on the left side to get to the GregoBase version of the chant, and edit it there to fix it, or request that it be fixed.)