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Originally Posted by Ripplinger
I only use epubs, and I never see the broken up text between lines. But the few times I've tried a kepub, the very bottom line is always partial text fragments of the top line of the next page, and no matter what line height or text size I try, it's always there for me. Just another thing I don't like about kepubs.
LexiaDaMa has always been my favorite, but I found one I like even a bit better, Roboto Slab. I love being able to change fonts to get the best reading experience for my crappy eyes.
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Interesting. It's only very rarely for me. I'll still stick with kepubs for the (I think) faster page turns. Thanks for the font recommendations, I do like to try new ones...
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Originally Posted by Nick_1964
I love the Amasis, but Malabar is great to,but like Ripplinger, it is all personal taste.
But when Kindle announces that they had make the font special for e-readers with all kinds of benefits, I had to try it.
The Bookerly isn't bad and can be added to the font directory in the root of the Kobo, if it isn't there you can create it yourself.
I use kepubs because the ghosting for some reason doesn't look that worse on it, and when you set the lineheight ok,there will be no lines..
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My main problem with side-loaded fonts is not being able to configure the weight (though isn't there a patch for that?). Also I prefer fonts with close character spacing, and Amasi very much fits the bill in that respect. I wish there was a kerning option.
Anyway, thanks again guys
. I'm interested to know if there a solution for cramoisi's problem.