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Originally Posted by Anak
Well, I've politely asked Kobo several times to update their generated kepubs to a newer version because - the publisher has updated the epub version of the book. Publishers do this to improve the reading expierence by fleshing out errors and/or problems. Like OCR-errors, broken sentences, etc. The usual suspects; or
- the kepub contains an outdated version "Kobo Style Sheet Hacks", which causes some problems like empty lines between p-tags. These KSSH problems are discussed on MR elsewhere.
Kobos answer has always been: no.
Asking Kobo to update a regular epub to the latest available version… I'm sure that the anwer will be (again): no. |
They won't update just because the publisher has released a new version. You have to report a fault with the book.
If there is a fault and they won't update the book, then just take the refund and buy the new version of the book. I've always been offered a refund when reporting a fault with a book.