My phone's Kindle app updated this morning and up popped a notice that it now has scrolling and it asked if I want to turn it on. I said yes and wallah! It scrolls! I love it.
I use the Kindle app as well as Moon+ on my phone and scrolling is the main reason I like Moon+. I don't let it scroll automatically. I just use my finger to go down the page as needed. Now my Kindle app does the same thing and I suspect I'll be using it more than Moon+. In the past I mostly used Moon+.
It's very smooth and there are no breaks between chapters. It treats the entire book as a single scrolling continuous page. I kind of like the chapter breaks in Moon+ but that's a small thing. They've done this very well in the Kindle app.
Next time I see Jeff Bezos (which will also be the first time) I'm going to shake his hand and give him my profuse thanks. Scrolling makes reading a lot more pleasant. I can thoughtlessly scroll while reading so there are no breaks in concentration.
Now if they could just do some magic and make my Paperwhite scroll.
Barry
Aug 22, 2020 I have an iPhone 11 Pro and I can't see a way to turn off Continuous Scroll on Kindle app. I see the option 'Page Turn Animation' but it is not available. Why?: 'Not available. Turn off Continuous Scroll to enable setting.' I am really frustrated about it. Re-Titled by Moderator. How to activate continuous scrolling in Amazon Kindle app? Jan 03, 2019 Kindle Android app now has continuous scrolling. My phone's Kindle app updated this morning and up popped a notice that it now has scrolling and it asked if I want to turn it on. I said yes and wallah! I use the Kindle app as well as Moon+ on my phone and scrolling is the main reason I like Moon+.
- Jun 05, 2021 Amazon has just updated the Kindle app for the iPhone and introduced two new quality of life features for those of you that read digital comics or use Audible Immersion Reading. You can now listen.
- Jan 03, 2019 Editor’s note: The Kindle app listing in the Google Play Store shows the last revision was November 30, 2018. But many people may still be unaware of the new scrolling capability, which also works on Android tablets. Last year, Amazon offered the scrolling feature for iOS. Another recent change—which may or may not work yet on your version.