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Originally Posted by JSWolf
Kobo works that way because when we change the numbers, we also get font sizes with those new numbers. So yes, it does work that way. If you give the a number in the code of the eBook, it works that way. So unless someone says it doesn't work that way, there's no proof it doesn't work that way. Why would it work allowing a number to be passed from the eBook to the system for a font size and not work that way for the font size selection? That's just stupid. Sony Readers starting with the T1 also worked that way as the fixed font sizes in the selector was a number passed to the system for the font size. So why would Amazon do it a much harder way? They would not. But they are too lazy to give more choices.
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Why do you assume that? Have you seen the code? If you haven't, assuming a company does it in a way because other do it is a biiiig assumption I wouldn't like to be part of my initial conditions for development.