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Originally Posted by rcentros
The reason I tried (and like) Tolinos was that I was looking for a device that could be completely independent of a computer. Since I use Linux and don't have ADE, I can't easily edit ePubs. It's also why I tried the PocketBook 615, although I really can't test the "download from bookstores" feature since this particular 615 has no WiFi ― and, as far as I can tell, even the WiFi versions of the Basic Lux didn't have a browser anyhow. I'm also reluctant to use KePub because of the way it counts screens as pages.
As for properly recognizing CSS, I understand both sides of this argument. But, again, fixing an ePub (when I learn to do it) means more back and forth between a computer and the device, which is what I'm trying to avoid.
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Does Tolino and/or Pocketbook allow you to shrink margins? Sometimes I find that the margins on an eBook can bee too large. Kobo will not allow me to shrink them. So I have to edit the ePub to fix that and other things like all that wasted space in chapter headings and offset text that's smaller and get rid of line height and some other stupid things.