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but in paper books the hyphens are set by humans and thus are much more sensible, & in print you know they are present deliberately, and not introduced because of a faulty conversion, or a renderer bug
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i don't think the comparison is that valid really - in a paper book you also have no option to change the font, or the font size, either, but adding that realistic "feature" to an e-reader would not be progress, any more so than is adding forced, mechanised hyphenation which is not to everyone's taste.
I fear I'll have to resort to some complex workflow of download to K for PC drm strip ,edit CSS, sideload back to device... palaver, assuming that changes to CSS can/will override firmware, which is not a given.
perhaps if enough people return enough books because of enforced hyphenation, amazon will eventually get the message !
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