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Originally Posted by davidfor
Not really. It needed someone to find a replacement dictionary, convert it to a suitable format, patch and install the firmware. And repeat that when the firmware is updated. The number of people who are interested in jumping through those hoops is pretty small. Most people just want to turn the device on and read. That is a big reason for why Kindles are so popular. People know that they just work.
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Kobo seems to appeal to a different sort of user who isn't afraid of doing something as trivially simple as replacing a file on their device.
Seriously, if you can sideload a book onto your Kobo, then you can add a custom dictionary.
