Thread: DRM workaround: Kindle for Android
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Old 03-12-2023, 01:34 PM   #236
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Originally Posted by j.p.s View Post
Can kobos zoom images?

Sometimes full screen maps show a good overview, but fine details can not be discerned and text can't be read. High resolution maps make zoom and pan worthwhile. This works nicely on kindles.
It depends. Kobo ereaders have two renderers. One is Adobe's RMSDK version of ADE which makes supporting Adobe's ADEPT DRM simple. The other is a webkit based renderer which has pretty decent epub3 support and does allow for zooming images. However, it does come with it's own oddities. That is why you see references to epub and kepub since the choice of the renderer is done on the file name extension with filename.epub using RMSDK and filename.kepub.epub using the webkit based renderer. A third option is .fxl.kepub.epub to force rendering a fixed layout ePub3 ebook using the webkit based renderer.
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