Thread: ebook-viewer has lost its borders and much of its functionality
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Old 10-22-2019, 03:10 AM   #15
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Originally Posted by arturox View Post

The only thing K... needs to do now it return the old style (aesthetically superior) viewer to the 4.nn version then I'll be totally happy.

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I'm curious as to what is aesthetically superior about the previous default configuration. When reading both a paper book, and most e-readers, the default is "nothing but text" (more or less), the new Calibre viewer defaults to the same style, showing only the book you're actually (at least allegedly) interested in reading. Unless it's the configuration options that are somehow more important to one's reading experience - which strikes me as more than a little odd.
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