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Because it is slow,
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Crossing boundaries of complex streams can be slow, but that doesn't really affect normal reading. What's the use case where you find using EPUB noticeably slower than LRF?
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doesn't do full justification
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A fair cop, although it should be noted that LRF doesn't allow ragged right and does a pretty terrible job of full justification
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and it's intra-document links work incredibly poorly
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How so? Example?
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Kovid says that the 505 crashes less often with ePUB than with LRF, but my experience is opposite.
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I haven't noticed major crashing issues for normal content with either, to be honest.
Although more fair to just say that
I'm not terribly interesting in improving the LRF support, which would probably require a re-write to make the HTML->LRF engine work as a completely CSS-based HTML renderer. However, if you or someone else would be interested in doing it, I'd be willing to help.