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Originally Posted by DuckieTigger
I see. Does Kobo in its kepub renderer do it smarter? On a Kindle I have never seen such a thing in either mobi, kf8, or kfx renderer - it will happily rip paragraphs apart if it doesn't fit on the page. Only whitespace with a real break at the end of chapter (as it should).
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The kepub renderer also happily rips paragraphs apart. I think it's unique to ePub.
The feature in question isn't without merit; it's actually pretty nice in situations where a short paragraph will be split such that there's only a single-line widow or orphan. (Studies suggest avoiding those when possible enhances reading comprehension, though I'll admit I'm a bit skeptical.) But as you can see, it's ... less than ideal for works with (ridiculously) long paragraphs. "Normal" books don't have this problem.