Frankenpost E-Paper

Your digital edition of the Frankenpost.

Read the most important information from the region and from all over the world in the digital edition of Frankenpost. Get there earlier now: The latest issue is available to you every day from 8 p.m. the evening before. The FP E-Paper app brings the newspaper to your tablet and smartphone in the original format. The optimized user interface for digital reading and many useful additional functions offer a comfortable reading experience every day.

Useful functions at a glance:

- Daily the complete edition of the Frankenpost including all local sections

- Improved thumbnail overview for navigating through the digital edition

- Stepless zooming in the original newspaper view

- Improved reading mode with pictures

- Individual font size adjustment in the article view

- Read aloud function for articles

- 30-day edition archive

- additional puzzle fun

- Brochures and supplements in digital format

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Note on use:

The app download is free. An e-paper subscription is required to read the issues. Publisher subscribers can log in with their existing access data. From now on you can also take out a subscription directly in the FP E-Paper and thus have unrestricted access to the content of the app.

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Data protection: https://www.swmh-datenschutz.de/epaper

General terms and conditions: https://www.frankenpost.de/agb

Imprint: https://www.frankenpost.de/impressum

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Questions, suggestions or problems? We are pleased about your message.

Do you need help? Are you missing a function or would you like further development?

We are constantly working on improving the Frankenpost e-paper app

and endeavor to accommodate all requirements. If you have any questions or problems, please send us a short email to kundenberatung@hcs-content.de. Thanks very much!

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The Frankenpost is the major daily newspaper between the Franconian Forest and the Fichtelgebirge with the most important news from Hof, Rehau, Selb, Arzberg, Marktredwitz, Wunsiedel, Münchberg, Naila and Kulmbach, from Upper Franconia and Bavaria.