Thread: eReader apps that do use embedded CSS 'stylesheets'
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Old 05-18-2011, 03:53 PM   #4
fjtorres
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My experience has been that coolreader3 ver 45, aldiko 1.x, and overdrive 2.2 all follow the embedded stylesheets when told to do so in their settings and that fbreaderj (as of the last version I tried a month ago) did *not*.
The feature has worked for me with commercial ebooks from Baen, Mobileread downloads, Calibre web to epub conversions, and conversions via the odf to epub plugin in libre office.
Obviously your "mileage" is varying.
Good luck.
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