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Originally Posted by DNSB
The two renderers are Adobe's RMSDK (compability with Adobe DRM) and ACCESS's Netfront BookReader (epub3 and Japanese typography). Oddly Tolino's firmware has some Readium code but anytime I open an epub3 on an Tolino epos, I get a popup warning me the book may not display properly. It is possible that this may be used in future for their implementation of TEA's DRM (based on Readium's LCP).
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Originally Posted by ottdmk
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Kobo uses its own display engine for kepubs. They've added several features there, which is straightforward to do, as they control the software.
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Any details on what Kobo is doing for BookReader: are they using and modifing their own BookReader source, making contributions to the BookReader code base, ... ?
Doing a quick Google, it looks like Kobo Desktop is using Readium (which has some BookReader contributed code), seems a little strange that the desktop and ereader aren't using the same code?
Just curious.