Librera Reader for everything. I use it for both books on a phone and comics on a tablet—covers both great! Plus it is on F-Droid.
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Honestly, I mainly just use Google Play Books, since that's where I buy most of my ebooks. I do download and de-DRM my purchased books though, since I don't trust Google to keep all my books available to me in the future.
On my eink reader, I also use either Google Play Books or the default reader app, "Neo Reader" I believe.
Pocketbook is great. Switched from Kindle.
I use Moon+ Reader Pro for Android. It's got a nice presentation, it's reasonably feature-rich for an eBook reader, and it's easy to use.
Pocketbook Lux 5. Great piece of gear, with physical buttons and normal, non-touch screen. Also, comes from a small European company, instead of Amazon.
I manage my collection of ebooks using Calibre - great software.
Hoopla, though I don’t know their relationship to public libraries. Could be like overdrive.
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Koreader is built from the ground up for eink devices, it is great.
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I’m using Google play books. It’s the simplest and most comfortable I’ve tested. It’s even better than Books on iOS which adds unnecessary margins on iPhone and weird “themes” that are never a good fit.
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ReadEra (Android at least, not sure if it's on iOS) is the app I'm currently using and enjoying. I also previously used Aldiko for several years with no issue. Still have it installed but if my (poor) memory serves I think its no longer being developed, but still works with no problem when I last used it). Could not tell you whether either is open source or not but I assume that should be easy enough to find out lol.
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