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Originally Posted by stutz
File-wise, is there any difference between epub and kepub? I just found out that renaming a .epub file into .kepub.epub is enough for my kobo to interpret it as kepub.
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That functionality was intended for use when doing a quick and dirty check on how a book displayed as a kepub. In a "real" kepub, each sentence is wrapped in a span. This is assigned a unique id. The location system uses these ids. If you just change the extension, when you close and reopen a book, you will always be taken to the start of the chapter you were in and stored annotations will not be re-displayed in the book.
The KoboTouchExtended driver and kepubify will add those extra spans for you.