1. Collabora Office is a text editor, spreadsheet and presentation program based on LibreOffice, the world's most popular Open Source office suite - and now it's on Android, enhancing your possibilities to work on mobile and for collaboration.
2. This app is in active development, feedback and bug reports are very welcome. • Open Document Format (. odt, . odp, . ods, . ots, . ott, . • Microsoft Office 2007/2010/2013/2016/2019 (. docx, . pptx, . xlsx, . dotx, . xltx, . • Microsoft Office 97/2000/XP/2003 (. doc, . ppt, . xls, . dot, . xlt, .
3. Collabora Office for Android uses the same engine as LibreOffice for Windows, Mac, and Linux.
4. This, combined with a new front-end based on Collabora Online, reads and saves documents similarly to LibreOffice desktop.
5. Please note that anything you enter in the bugtracker will be public.
6. Collabora Engineers Tor Lillqvist, Tomaž Vajngerl, Michael Meeks, Miklos Vajna, Jan Holešovský, Mert Tümer and Rashesh Padia have been developing Android support since 2012, with the help of Google Summer of Code students Andrzej Hunt, Iain Billet and Kaishu Sahu.
1. I can't say it's a bad app for not doing what I thought though.The default format for new documents is the open document format, although the program can export to other formats, and when I have a keyboard and mouse/trackpad connected to my tablet (It's about the size of a small laptop, so pretty frequently), I feel as the controls are somewhat lacking.
2. The next is when I highlight text the keyboard app goes away so I cant delete the text the only option is to cut.Not a great experience on a phone.
3. Have to open my file explorer, search to the desired location and click on the file I want; does not show up in the recent file list.
4. When I'm entering text it will capitalize a letter then not allow any modification to it, so I have to delete the previous word along with the word I'm trying to type and this happens at least once a sentence to where I've had to enter text into a note app first.
5. Unfortunately, editing a text document on a phone screen is an awful experience.
6. Great app for opening LibreOffice and MS office documents on phone, and even editing them.
7. I find it's a good alternative to Google Docs and Microsoft Word, especially if you pair it with LibreOffice on your computer.
8. I have to download the file from the network or make a copy just to view it so when it saves it I don't care because it's a copy.So far so good.
9. All in all great job and keep up the good work.Fantastic app, far better than the alternatives, but there are two issues I've been having with it.
10. I can now view and edit my work docs when I'm on the road, which is most of the time.Well, although I am disappointed, that is not it's fault as I had assumed that it was something else.
11. Wish I could open a file from a network location (Dropbox).