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Old 05-29-2020, 10:13 AM   #81
davidfor
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Originally Posted by JSWolf View Post
One reason I don't like left justify is that it's buggy on Kobo because it doesn't hyphenate and that can lead to noticeably shorter lines.
And if it did split words, I would be reporting a bug. Yes, it can result in short lines, but, only if the words are very long. Or you are using a big font.
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I don't think it bothers my wife ether way. She reads mostly eBooks I put on her Reader for her. She's never said she wants it with paragraph spaces.
That's because you are pushing your preferences on her. My wife manages her own library and ereader. Her books are a mainly from Kobo and or fanfiction. The latter she does her own cleanup on and has decided the paragraph gap is the way she likes it. She doesn't bother fiddling with the Kobo sourced books as she isn't that fussy.

You should do the experiment and see whether she notices. If she does, ask her if she likes it.
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