The eBook manager gets a visual upgrade with bookshelves and in-viewer editing.

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Calibre 9.0 introduces a visual bookshelf view that displays eBooks as if arranged on physical shelves, making large libraries more visually appealing. The viewer now supports direct page number input and includes an in-viewer edit button for EPUB, AZW3, and KEPUB formats. Linux users gain momentum-based touchpad scrolling for smoother navigation. Additional improvements include better EPUB3 metadata handling and disabled GPU acceleration by default to prevent crashes on older systems.

Your eBooks Don't Have to Look Boring, Calibre 9.0 Now has Shelves

i hate calibre for its ugliness, but its the only thing good at converting formats

Thanks devs for the new features. This is my most commonly used application

i’ve switched over to using booklore on my proxmox server but this is good to see.