Thread: From ePUBSecrets: The state of ePub standards support
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Old 09-05-2012, 12:59 PM   #30
murraypaul
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Originally Posted by JSWolf View Post
ADE is not as bad as you think. Besides,would it not nice to be able to buy an eBook from any store selling eBooks and you can use it on your device without having to convert?
So I could buy books from any store ... except Amazon, Apple and B&N (for those devices which still don't use the latest SDK). What percentage of the market does that leave me with? That doesn't seem like a great deal.
And in return I have to pay an Adobe tax, for a company that contribute nothing except DRM, which everybody hates?
(Besides, I read on a tablet, so I already can read books from any store I want)
You may hate Amazon with a white hot passion, but they provide the best user experience.
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