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Originally Posted by JSWolf
I would not give Standard Ebooks any money unless they did the right thing and stopped with their overly complicated code that doesn't work in most cases.
All they need do is use simple code and they can have one ePub copy of each book that would work on more programs.devices. Instead they want to use the latest and mostly unsupported code.
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They have a standard epub and advanced epub option for every book that I’ve ever seen. What’s wrong with them having the option of advanced epubs for users who have devices that can support them? If anything, this gives motivation to implementers to add those features. Shouldn’t you be more upset with the epub standards body or the software authors who don’t implement the features than Standard Epub for trying to use those features?
I’ve not unpacked one of their books to compare the two formats, but I’m curious what about their template that you consider “overly complicated”.