I am happy that the system has finally gravitated towards the Kindle Cloud Reader, since many people who work or goto school can read graphic novels or comics right in an internet browser. Guided View was something that the main Comixology app had for years and was eventually ported to the main Kindle app for iOS or Android to display comic books as intended. You can use the arrow keys on your keyboard to jump between frames. A scroll bar is available to make the animations slower or more pronounced, there is also a flag to disable animations completely. There is an option enabled by default that is called “Animate Transitions,” which adds motion during the Guided View transitions. Clicking on that will bring up a screen, asking you to enable Guided View. Next to the 3 dots on the top corner, there is a gearbox icon, that is cut off. You have to enable it by clicking on a comic book or graphic novel purchase by Amazon or Comixology. I am proud to report that the Kindle Cloud Reader now has Guided View support on the Kindle Cloud Reader. The Kindle Cloud Reader was your best solution, last summer it gained the ability to display double page spreads and vertical scroll. If you wanted to read Comixology comics in your internet browser, it was a mixed bag. When Comixology was sold to Amazon, the e-commerce giant wasted no time in shuttering the main Comixology app and incorporating their vast library into the main Amazon website and also the Kindle app. ComiXology has a comics store and a mobile comics app, as well as their own self-publishing platform similar to Amazons Kindle platform for self-publishing.
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