Thread: Forma I will use whatever the default font face is set for a book. Here's why.
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Old 07-01-2020, 08:14 AM   #72
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Originally Posted by ZodWallop View Post
On Kobo, reading kepubs, Georgia's okay. But I don't know. The font seems too narrow. On Kobo I use Literata Book, which looks a lot like Georgia on my Nook.

Here's a picture of the same book/chapter on both my Kobo and Nook, both using Georgia. The Kobo is displaying kepub, the Nook, ePub. I did my best to match the two in font size and so forth. The difference is subtle. But to me the Nook looks better.

I haven't tried ePub on Kobo, because I prefer the features of kepub. I do know that ePub on Kobo is supposed to display fonts better.
In the photos, the Kobo looks better. The nook looks more washed out.
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