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Originally Posted by JSWolf
But on a Kindle, the embedded fonts are 100% overridden unless the user specifies the Publisher Font. The user may not even know there are any embedded fonts.
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And that's the same as the kobo when the file is a kepub. I think it does something different when it's an epub? The kobo touch extended driver converts on the fly to kepub so the file in your calibre library stays epub and what ends up on the kobo is kepub.