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Old 02-01-2019, 01:24 PM   #78
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Originally Posted by DiapDealer View Post
No idea. You didn't ask about that. You weren't talking about reader innovation. You said epub development wasn't happening, I pointed out you were wrong. Now you're backtracking.

As far as epub reader development/innovation, there's still far, far more of that going on than pdf reader innovation, I can assure you. It's just not in areas that you deem "worthy."

At some point, you're simply going to have to realize that not enough people want what you're looking for to justify its development. Epub doesn't do what you want and PDF won't be taking over as the predominant ebook format. Ever. Move on. Annotations that are included in the ebook itself is not going to be a thing.
Whatever,

I agree with you that Epub has better features than PDF. For example, it allows we to change font size. But it will remain incomplete unless Annotations feature exists.

Meanwhile, Adobe is already providing DRM for ePub. Perhaps, in the future, it can simulate the properties of PDF to the features of ePub. That would be nice. :-)
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