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Originally Posted by JSWolf
So without an alignment specified in CSS, what happens to Kindles that don't have an option to change the alignment? What is the default alignment for those Kindles? Amazon cannot say the alignment has to be set in the options if there aren't such options.
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Wolfie, don't be silly.
Of course they can. Their intention is
obviously to allow that at some point, otherwise, they wouldn't bother with the prohibition. (Moreover, we don't know what setting the alignment can do, vis-a-vis ET, either.)
The default display alignment for "Kindles," including the software ones, is justified. That doesn't mean it will always be that way--look at the massive differences, in Kindles (even just the eInks) today, versus 2009. Thre's no reason that we can't reliably expect Amazon to come out with a generation of devices (or upgrade the soft/firmware) to enable ragged-right, if people prefer it, sometime soonish, I should think.
Hitch