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Originally Posted by cellaris
In the tests I have done with a couple of AZW3 files, both on the PB InkPad 3 and on the PB Era, PBReader detects them but displays them in the same way as a MOBI file. That is, the book is displayed exactly the same if you send it in MOBI or AZW3 format. The difference with the previous software is that it didn't detect AZW3 files (on my InkPad X they don't appear), but the display is the same. Of course, the AZW3s I have on the Kindle (converted from an ePub) are nothing like the ones I see with PBReader. At least in the two tests I have done. Maybe someone else can provide a different experience.
(I've left an example of how the same AZW3 looks on a Kindle and a PocketBook. In contrast, ePub on a PocketBook looks exactly the same as AZW3 on a Kindle).
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I haven't done a more in-depth test yet, but I believe that the .AZW3/ePUB3 file does support the "Pseudo-classes & CSS pseudo-elements " unlike .mobi.
Mobi was loosely based on HTML 3.2, and is very much less flexible and less powerful than the XHTML in ePub ebooks or the HTML5 and CCS3 in AZW3 ebooks.