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Markismus · 09-01-2020, 04:55 AM

I looked somewhat further into it. As I couldn’t find any Dutch hyphenation files in the utf8-hyphen package, I searched for a reason. The reason seems to be that it uses a general rules package with language specific deviation files.
So just adding Dutch isn’t an option within that package.

I’ve rooted the Note Pro via the dirty cow exploit. However, ypu’re still limited by the SELinux context. Kingroot 5.0.4, IIRC, rooted it and says it is able to give apps root permission. However, I haven’t checked whether this circumvents the context limitation.

I think that the best option is to turn hyphenation off in Neoreader. Introduce a custom default css file with extra options such as no hyphenation in paragraphs.

09-01-2020, 04:55 AM	#9
Markismus Guru Posts: 942 Karma: 149883 Join Date: Jul 2013 Location: Rotterdam Device: HiSenseA5ProCC, Cracked OnyxNotePro, Note5, Kobo Glo, Aura	I looked somewhat further into it. As I couldn’t find any Dutch hyphenation files in the utf8-hyphen package, I searched for a reason. The reason seems to be that it uses a general rules package with language specific deviation files. So just adding Dutch isn’t an option within that package. I’ve rooted the Note Pro via the dirty cow exploit. However, ypu’re still limited by the SELinux context. Kingroot 5.0.4, IIRC, rooted it and says it is able to give apps root permission. However, I haven’t checked whether this circumvents the context limitation. I think that the best option is to turn hyphenation off in Neoreader. Introduce a custom default css file with extra options such as no hyphenation in paragraphs.