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Originally Posted by rcentros
Why not both? Have a publisher's setting where all the publisher's wishes are implemented to the letter – and a non-publisher's mode where you can change everything.
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Maybe because most people who care about such things don't want either of those two extremes, they want something in-between. Override some things but not others. Getting consensus on where that 'happy medium' should be will never happen.
Personally I think Kobos already allow some reasonable alternatives:
- Read books as epub if you prefer a light-handed approach to style overriding.
- Use KoReader if you're looking for a heavy-handed 'Monty Python foot' approach to overriding all styles.
- Read books as kepub if you want something in the middle.
- Add in Kobo patching and you have more fine-tuning of options 1 and 3