Tiny RTF Viewer
$0.59
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About Tiny RTF Viewer
This app displays Rich Text Format (RTF) documents in the Android browser.
Features:
* very small app
* opens local and web-based RTF documents
* very fast, converts up to several MB/second
* minimum permissions required
* settings screen allows to choose high quality or simple text rendering
* hyperlink support
* Unicode
* the conversion is performed on your device (documents will not be sent to an external service)
Demo
* a on-line demo is available at https://www.scroogexhtml.com/
Limitations:
* no conversion of embedded images
To convert an existing RTF document, you first need to choose it in any app. If it has the .rtf extension or a RTF document type, the RTF viewer will launch automatically.
Features:
* very small app
* opens local and web-based RTF documents
* very fast, converts up to several MB/second
* minimum permissions required
* settings screen allows to choose high quality or simple text rendering
* hyperlink support
* Unicode
* the conversion is performed on your device (documents will not be sent to an external service)
Demo
* a on-line demo is available at https://www.scroogexhtml.com/
Limitations:
* no conversion of embedded images
To convert an existing RTF document, you first need to choose it in any app. If it has the .rtf extension or a RTF document type, the RTF viewer will launch automatically.
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Paid
app
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Android
5.0+
5.0+
Android app
App History & Updates
What's Changed
Internal improvements / maintenance
Internal improvements / maintenance
Version update Tiny RTF Viewer was updated to version 2.18
More downloads Tiny RTF Viewer reached 1 000 - 5 000 downloads
Version update Tiny RTF Viewer was updated to version 2.6
Price update Price changed from $0.61 to $0.59.
What are users saying about Tiny RTF Viewer
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by V####:
by V####:
It can read and display simple RTF files with basic formatting like Bold/italics, but with no tables/borders, or embedded pictures.
by R####:
Beautiful. Simple and fast. Question/tip for author: would it be possible to implement some kind of night mode, ideally white text on black background? Thanks.