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Originally Posted by robko
I doubt there is any technical reason the bottom menu couldn't cover part of the bottom line of text, but as soon as you do that you will have people screaming about that as much as some complain about the bottom margin space being too big. Different people prefer different aesthetics.
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The top menu bar already covers some of the text in ePubs when it opens (depending on how large a @page margin is set in the book), so I can't see why any extra people would complain if the same thing happens with the bottom menu bar.
Kobo already found a good solution for KePubs in their unofficial full-screen mode: make the top/bottom margins adjustable. (Kobo didn't add that feature for ePub full-screen mode, but there is a patch that can do something similar for ePubs by altering the @page margin in the device's built-in stylesheet.)