Tipitaka Pali Reader vs Dhamma Digital

TPR is a software program to help one navigate the vast amounts of Pāḷi texts. The Dictionaries and Search functions are where TPR separates itself from the other Pāḷi readers. It is very fast and totally offline. This application was created at Pa-Auk Forest Monastery in Maymyo. The Mac app supports Sinhala, Myanmar, Thai, and Devanagiri Scripts. The Search function is fast. very very fast. Click on the matrix to limit your search or select all books. As you type, we show you what is available. Click on the word and jump to your searches quickly by list or with a table of search results. The Dictionary panel can display multiple definitions from the selected dictionaries. You can disable or enable them with a simple click to the checkboxes. You can even search for English words you may want to understand clearer by clicking on the English words inside the panel. The dictionaries are also integrated with Sanskrit.

Dhamma Digital is a group of young Buddhist Monks and Nuns, including Dhamma devotees, who are eager to contribute in propagation of Buddha’s teaching in Buddha’s Land, Nepal. As a matter of fact, History of Buddhism in Nepal is as old as the Buddha himself. But later, it disappeared from this country and after the revival of the Buddhism in the last century, Buddhism has spread all over the country rapidly. Nepalese Buddhist Literature made huge contribution towards the propagation. Most importantly, availability of Buddhist literature in various native languages like Nepali, Nepal Bhasa, Tamang, Magar, Tharu, Gurung and so on played an important role in the propagation of Buddha’s Teachings