Thread: Epub3 seems to be much closer
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Old 03-03-2019, 09:53 AM   #6
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Originally Posted by DNSB View Post
All other e-ink device manufacturers? From my point of view, my Kobo e-ink ereaders have had epub3 support since 2012-2013.
Yes, but Kobo (as Amazon) only supports partially css3. AFAIK, it doesn't support shapes, hanging-puntuation, regions, etc. and also the support of MathML is not perfect. It would be a pleaseant surprise to me that Kobo can open and read without issues the following files:

epub30-test-0330
epub30-test-0100
epub30-test-0110
epub30-test-0111
epub30-test-0112
epub30-test-0101
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