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Originally Posted by Sirtel
Collections aren't important for me, but the two things I most miss on my Nook are custom fonts and the option to refresh every page. Also the Nook is unable to perform a search within my longest ebook, The Wheel of Time omnibus. Kobo has the same inability with the epub version (it has no problems searching the kepub, though).
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Collections and series aren't major things for me either.
Custom fonts are neat. But in practice, all I ever do is add Google's
Literata Book font and leave it. And on Nook, I've found Georgia (which is also on the Kobo) is equally nice.
On my Kobo I set refresh to every chapter and on my Nook I don't remember how often it refreshes. Ghosting doesn't seem to be a problem on either, so refresh doesn't really matter to me.
The one thing I do miss on Nook is 'one screen equals one page' that I get from reading ePub.
I would argue that Nook isn't really missing anything important that Kobo offers. But the accumulation of small things is what makes the Kobo software nicer overall.