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Originally Posted by DNSB
Not quite right, Jon. Epub 2 books are also converted to kepub. Those are the ones that can be directly downloaded to your Kobo ereader or a Kobo app (Windows, Mac, iOS and Android), sync your reading position across multiple devices, etc.
The difference is that epub2 ebooks are also available as downloadable epubs readable on any epub2 software/device while epub3 ebooks are not. What would make sense to me would be Kobo changing their system to treat epub3 ebooks with a toc.ncx as epub2.
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I think you are missing the point here. I am not talking about using Kobo Desktop or a Kobo app to download eBooks from Koob. If the eBook is ONLY available as kepub then you cannot download it as an ePub at all.