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one more issue, sorry,
I think I see another artifact- I kill all hypenation in epubs via CSS, I still see some hyphenation in kepub. I can get rid off it by moving the device justification slider to off, instead of leaving it on full. but I don not have to do that for epubs.
For epubs it is completely stopped by adding the line body {adobe-hyphenate: none;} to CSS, and the device slider is not relevant.
so you must be doing some reprocessing in this area also.
NB I checked the book source code, the occasional hyphenation that I see on screen in kepub is font size dependent & it not caused by any soft hyphens in the book text.
the device justification slider does fix it though, which is strange, it should not be happening at all unless the access renderer is not honouring the
body {adobe-hyphenate: none;} command.
I have not seen this ever when reading books in android kobo app on tablet ( which treats all side loaded books as kepubs)
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