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Originally Posted by Renate
You may not have noticed anything goofy unless you have something that uses u2019 (right single quotation mark) which is sometimes used (wrongly, I think) for possessives or contractions.
The font generates a slanted squiggle, but then gives about 2 blank spaces to the right.
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I've seen
exactly that in many Onyx Boox video reviews, and chalked it up to horrific Latin text handling by non-western developers. It isn't related to justification. It is annoying that all reviewers completely fail to mention or perhaps even notice this.
Wikipedia suggests the use of U+2019 for possessives and contractions is preferred over U+0027 which for me has always been a "straight" apostrophe.
I'd report this to Onyx, because it really ruins their typography.