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Originally Posted by GoSharks
However, Amazon could make everyone happy (including themselves) by simply selling additional 'font packs'. I would likely pay $5 to have an additional font that I liked and not have to hack my reader or strip and embed my books.
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Or they could charge an extra $80 for a higher end kindle model which, among other premium features, includes extra font sets.
This is 2014 and they can't sort out simple software features like margins, fonts, hyphenation etc. even on their 'premium' model? Why? It's not like the software is in it's infancy, they're clearly aware of these issues, they're just choosing not to bother.
They're just... behind. Like a lot of people, I was hoping they'd have ironed these things in the new models, but instead they've been working on other software features which, although very good, aren't the simple things people were asking for.