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Old 04-07-2022, 03:28 PM   #13
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Originally Posted by Katsunami View Post
Indeed. There may be benefits to EPUB3; at some point, I may convert my entire library to EPUB3. I don't know yet. It is just that EPUB2 is (nowadays) an old format, which has been in use like forever (I never had an EPUB1 book, for example), so I don't see it disappearing soon. EPUB2 will be supported for a LONG time to come, just like (for example) jpg, mp3, and FLAC. Some formats have just become the 'de facto standard' and it's impossible to NOT support them in your application. I think EPUB2 is one of them, and that's the reason why my entire library is EPUB2.
The precursor to ePub 2 is the now defunct MS LIT format.
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