Ereader app with quality note taker?

Nall44

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I've been searching for hours on both my tablet and computer for an android ereader app that has note taking capabilities beyond highlighting text and making a note on said text. Rather I would prefer the note taking to be an optional pop-up window that would allow you to take notes in a more complete format similar to how you would on actual paper, like an add-on similar to the basic functions of "Slide Notes" or "ColorNote" maybe with the ability to make new note pages. It doesn't have to be as complex just somewhere above small markups. My desire is to have an app that I can use when traveling or for convenience to study informative books while taking more complete notes. Does it exist? Thanks
 

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Do you mean something like a PDF reader? I like Kingsoft Office. Free on Play and allows for editing of documents.
 

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That is better than the features in programs like Moon+ and other competition but I'm using ebooks that are ebups I usually convert into .mobi format or are native mobis. PDFs look horrible on my screen and I usually end up with missing text and images. However, that still feels like notes as markup or in margins. I was looking for an ereader that hopefully had the function of an extra blank window you could toggle to take notes with your keyboard similar to how you would during a lecture. ex.

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But it keeps the book open in the background or the window only covers part of the screen. I know I could keep a note program open in the background and switch but it would be much slower and harder to reference content from the book while typing. I'm not sure if this is just difficult using android markup or if most people are fine with the note clips on Aldiko or Moon+ that devs haven't taken it the extra step. I was just hoping there was something I could find. Thanks
 

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