Where Does FullReader Store Books and Settings?
FullReader Android library folders, cloud links and notes export on device.
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FullReader reads where your files already are. Its built in Explorer scans device memory for fb2, ePub, PDF, DjVu, MOBI, comics and audiobooks, then presents them as My Library with favorites and custom collections. Nothing is duplicated into a private vault by default.
Cloud and OPDS entries are links that save phone storage. Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive and online catalogs stream or sync on demand. Notes and bookmarks group per book inside the app and export to a separate document, which is the file to back up before wiping the phone.
Where FullReader stores this, by platform
Device storage folders you chose (library is a view, not a copy)
Books stay in their folders (internal memory or SD card). Export notes regularly from the reading window menu. Cloud integrations re-link with sign in; offline copies are the ones in your folders.
Frequently asked questions
where are my FullReader books actually stored
Exactly where you or the Explorer put them: device folders, SD card, or linked Drive/Dropbox/OneDrive. The library is an index over those places. Move the files with a file manager and rescan rather than hunting an app folder.
how do I back up FullReader notes and bookmarks
Export them from the notes menu into a standalone document and copy that file off the phone. Reinstalling without the export loses highlights, since reading progress and tags live in app private data.
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