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Originally Posted by kguil
An honest question... what does Bluefire have (except DRM) that Marvin already doesn't?
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Bluefire has the ability to respect the CSS formatting of an ePub thus, when the ePub's CSS has a text indent of 0, it's respected, when it has no paragraph indents, it's respected. It means that I get an epub on screen that I can actually read.
I cannot read ePub that has paragraph spaces. That's the biggest issue I have with Marvin. There is currently no way to fix this serious issue with any of the options. So while Marvin has a lot of nice options, I cannot actually use it.
Another issue is embedded fonts. A book like
11/22/63 is much better read with Bluefire because the way the ePub is formatted, it uses embedded fonts heavily and works very well. Without the embedded fonts, might as well be reading a straight text file.
I am hoping Marvin can be better then Bluefire.