Thread: Aura H2O Font size mismatch (downloaded epubs via Calibre vs. Kobo epubs & articles)
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Old 01-22-2019, 03:52 PM   #29
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Originally Posted by FrustratedReader View Post
Pocket may be convenient, but it's inflexible and a privacy issue. Better to copy & paste web pages into WP (Libre Office Writer is free), save as docx and convert with calibre. Admittedly a problem on a tablet.
That's an impressive reply.

To summarise :

Me :*Pocket articles have tiny fonts compared to epubs. Is there a way to fix the issue ?

You :*Instead of clicking on the pocket button in your browser, select the webpage, launch LibreOffice, paste the content. Hope that the copy/paste makes something readable. Save as a docx (!). Launch calibre. Import the docx in Calibre. Now convert it to epub. Plug your Kobo in your computer. Sync your calibre library with the Kobo. Unplug. Voilą ! No need for Pocket.


If it is a parody of « rejecting the fault of a bug on the user », it's quite good.


PS: if you are concerned about privacy in Pocket, I recommend you to try Wallabag, that you can install on your own server.
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