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eMole · 05-16-2016, 06:14 AM

Just tried the latest today, after a rough start (stuck scanning the filesystem?) started on a regular tablet. Planning to use it on a T61 (Android with eInk). It's promising, however my main interest is with quality formatted epubs with proper embedded styles and it seems CoolReader heritage is coming through. The first book to load revealed that certain funny properties are present in the default epub.css file (supplied by KOReader) that are hard to override by embedded styles (like extra pagebreaks around h1 and h2 tags).

I didn't try what the case is with a custom css file, because that won't help the embedded styles (unless I use the stylesheet extracted from the book itself).

Still, thumbs up, keep up the good job!

05-16-2016, 06:14 AM	#92
eMole Zealot Posts: 134 Karma: 546310 Join Date: Jun 2011 Device: PocketBook Touch HD, PocketBook Era	Just tried the latest today, after a rough start (stuck scanning the filesystem?) started on a regular tablet. Planning to use it on a T61 (Android with eInk). It's promising, however my main interest is with quality formatted epubs with proper embedded styles and it seems CoolReader heritage is coming through. The first book to load revealed that certain funny properties are present in the default epub.css file (supplied by KOReader) that are hard to override by embedded styles (like extra pagebreaks around h1 and h2 tags). I didn't try what the case is with a custom css file, because that won't help the embedded styles (unless I use the stylesheet extracted from the book itself). Still, thumbs up, keep up the good job! Last edited by eMole; 05-16-2016 at 06:19 AM.