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Originally Posted by davidfor
Kobo's do most of what you want: collections based on any column you want calibre; 11 built-in fonts plus sideload whatever you want; font size selection isn't limited; no jailbreaking needed, but there are a lot of patches that can tweak things more to your liking; several calibre plugins to add function.
My opinion would be ereader that supported one format perfectly. As long as it was the format I wanted it to support and they took my definition of perfectly 
Kobo supports a lot of formats. But, the MOBI support is for older versions and DRM free only. It does PDF, but not reflow and the navigation if you need to zoom in is clumsy. CBR/CBZ are well supported, but, again, clumsy if zooming is needed. epub support is very good using the Adobe RMSDK so supports Adobe DRM. They also have their own format , "Kobo ePub" or kepub. This is basically an epub but uses a different renderer and has some slightly different rules (eg ignore widows and orphans in the CSS) but some advantages (eg. popup for footnotes, some nice in-book statistics). |
That sounds pretty sick. I guess I'll be going with a Kobo. Thanks for the confirmation
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Originally Posted by HarryT
It's perhaps worth noting that if, as many people do, your use for collections is to arrange books in series, this can be entirely satisfactorily done without the use of collections by appending the series name and number to the book's title using a Calibre metadata plugboard. This can be done on any device.
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I want to organise my books by genre, since I have like 1000+ ebooks it's hard to browse a long list of books :/ Thanks for the tip though!