Thread: Bug of the long paragraph
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Old 05-19-2013, 03:28 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by ShellShock View Post
And even if Adobe did fix this bug, how confident are we that a new release of Adobe reader mobile would not contain new bugs? Kobo probably cannot devote a lot of resources to a full regression test, so they probably prefer to direct effort to kepub support instead, i.e., where they control the software development.
Actually, Kobo does not control much of the software development for kepub support since they use the ACCESS NetFront BookReader software. I'd suspect that Kobo would have more influence with ACCESS but that's just a personal opinion with no visible means of support. ACCESS also uses quite a bit of open source which is downloadable if you want to go through the 93MB tarball for the BookReader software.

http://gl.access-company.com/news_ev...2012/120712-2/

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