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Originally Posted by jackie_w
This sounds too simplistic.
Now I'll admit that my detailed kobospan testing happened several years ago, but I seem to remember that all text needed to be wrapped in a kobospan. Any words that weren't couldn't be highlighted nor could they be looked up in a dictionary.
Did you specifically test these two features after your manual edits? or did you only look at text appearance, i.e. word/letter spacing?
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AFAICT Jon did what he typically does, had someone else try this out. Of course what is conveniently being left out is that that user also uses patches, including I believe your word spacing one, and the WebKit config file option. Oh and that this user has had a problematic device for awhile though I’m not sure if they got a replacement yet.
So it’s not even a case of removing kobo spans resolved the issue. It’s removing them and taking several other steps seems to have done so in a single test case which was extremely limited being that it was one passage from one ebook of one user.
I may be wrong, though given that Jon is only now pronouncing this as a fix rather than at any point before when kobo spans were mentioned makes me suspect I’m correct.