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Originally Posted by kiwidude
The new "Check replaceable cover" option changes this logic. Instead it is all about whether the cover image is defined in the epub in such a way that calibre "could" replace it. It is being done in exactly the same way as the actual calibre code does when you choose save to disk/send to device. So it should take the guesswork out of the lottery that takes place when you don't know if your library cover will "stick" in the epub or not, regardless of whether you have converted that epub with calibre in the past.
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I've tried the new 'check non-replaceable cover' option. The results lead me to believe I don't really understand what conditions need to be met to make it 'non-replaceable'. Is it possible you could try and explain in simple(-ish) terms?
I'm guessing that one of them is absence of <meta name="cover" content="..." /> in the opf file.
Also is it a series of 'and' conditions or 'or' conditions.