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Originally Posted by Kuram
If I'm sideloading books (to KAO), should I be converting to kepub or simply epub? I've read the pros and cons of both and it seems kepub is better/more responsive, unless I'm in fullscreen mode, using full justification, or worried about hypenation (which I'm not for all 3). Would like to get feedback of those who've actually used both extensively if possible.
edit: actually now that I remember, kepub will add a header that isn't removed with the Metazoa patches (at least that I saw in the options), so if I don't use fullscreen mode I will invariably have the header wasting space. Is that accurate?
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Why not experiment and see what you like best? As JS Wolf said--there are pros and cons for each format.
My personal choice is kepub--because I like the in book statistics and chapter page numbering available with kepub. With kepub, there is an option to show "page count" by chapter instead of for the whole book in the footer. When this is chosen, the page count is actually a "screen count" of the number of "screens" for the chapter and will change when changing font/margin/line spacing sizes.