Thread: What is your process for testing an eBook across multiple devices?
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Old 06-18-2021, 01:03 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by hobnail View Post
Think about getting a kobo. As much as I dislike the kindle's crappy UI, I acknowledge that it does some formatting things better than the kobo. For example, the kobo doesn't do anything intelligent with font-family:monospace. I also had a problem on the kobo with tables, but I can't remember what was wrong.
What do you mean about 'intelligent'?
(assuming you do not embed an font alternate version )

I like a lot of things about my Aura2 and the UI, I just wish I had buttons that did not add $200 to the price.

I would like 2 additional 'sorts': 1) by hours left. 2)By percentage.
(FWIW I have a lot of book 'in progress' and read to suit my mood, so being able to pick a 'quick finisher'. or one that should see a few more chapters knocked out {dratted omnibus editions tat can take DAYS worht of reading time to reach the end]).
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