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Originally Posted by odamizu
Google adds anchors, so the html is littered with things like this: <a id="GBS.0069.01"/>
This is not unlike Kobo, which sprinkles spans through the html like this: <span id="kobo.70.3">
However, I don't think it affects how it renders in a standard epub reader. I think it only really matters if you're persnickety about the epub's innards  |
That's good to know, thanks. I have occasionally bought Google epubs as I end up with Google credit a lot. I'm not too picky as long as they convert OK and I can fix missing punctuation and such.
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Originally Posted by pdurrant
I must admit that I never look at whether a Kindle book has DRM or not. I just import into calibre - the DeDRM plugin from Apprentice Alf will either pass it through unchanged or strip the DRM for me and I don't even notice which happened. And then I convert to ePub.
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I look because I refuse to support DRM'd, full price content. I'm reluctantly willing to spend a certain amount, something like a rental price - so I buy a DRM'd book occasionally. I am willing, however, to buy a non-DRM'd full price ebook.
Even though cracking the DRM has become super easy compared to the earlier methods (manual python script).