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Originally Posted by DiapDealer
No. You can't read epub2 books with the epub3 engine. You can only choose to read epub3 books with the epub2 engine if you want (or you used to be able to anyway).
My books ARE epub3. If they're not already when I buy them, I convert them to epub3 myself before I read them.
The reason I prefer Bookari's epub3 engine is because I get a finer-grained control over font-size, and because it displays italics correctly (all the time) when using a custom reading font. And because of pop-up foot-notes.
It'll get straightened around--I'm not worried. Wouldn't be the first time I had to roll back to an earlier version to wait out an issue.  |
Ah, OK, thanks
FWIW I also think the chunky font-size jumps in Bookari are annoying. It's the only epub reader I have with this problem. I solved the Bookari
errors quirks with custom fonts in EPUB2 by using an @import to a CSS file stored on my Android device. It seems more reliable.