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Originally Posted by taming
Kepubs are proprietary ePubs that fully support all required ePub3 features. The reason we went 4-5 months without an update some time ago is that Kobo adopted a new backend to make that happen.
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So you're saying that if I modify the ePub structure within a kepub file to be EPUB3 compliant, the Kobo device will pick up the series information per
http://www.idpf.org/epub/30/spec/epu...c-opf-dctitle? And it supports the Canonical Fragment Identifier spec for syncing the reading position (
http://www.idpf.org/epub/linking/cfi/)? That would be awesome if true, but as of 11 days ago Kobo supported neither in ePub or KePub, but if they do now with firmware 2.5.1 I'd be interested in revisiting at least the series information.
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Originally Posted by taming
Adobe ePubs are not yet fully compliant--it's a work in progress. Adobe still hasn't released any EPUB 3 compliant rendering. Nor do they plan to.
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I think I misunderstand what you mean here. As I readit, either Adobe is working on EPUB3 support and so it's a work in progress, or they have no intention of EPUB3 support and so it isn't a work in progress. Or do you mean that Adobe has no plans for EPUB3 support but Kobo (and other vendors) is working on it with KePub acting as a stop-gap until they have EPUB3 properly implemented?