Thread: kepubify - A standalone tool to convert ePubs into Kobo ePubs
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Old 12-19-2017, 07:30 PM   #96
davidfor
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Originally Posted by jackie_w View Post
Are you saying that Kobo have fixed the bug (??? negative enhancement feature) that we discussed back in September 2016?
I would have said that it had been fixed, but I haven't tested recently. I'll test it tonight (if I remember).
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I remember discussing the kepub pop-up problem and its workaround but I don't remember anyone ever having posted that the problem had gone away in a later firmware. I've been forcing a workable directory structure ever since (during the send-to-device process via a customised KTE driver). If I can stop doing that it should speed things up a bit.

@geek1011, If I gave you outdated info, I do apologise.
I missed what you were asking and was really responding to a later comments. Which I took a request to enable footnotes rather than a workaround to fix a bug.
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