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Old 06-13-2023, 12:51 PM   #1
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Device: Kindle Paperwhite (11th gen), Scribe, Kindle 4 Touch
Theme being ignored until manually reset

When editing AZW3 files using Calibre, then saving and sending to the Kindle Paperwhite (11th with FW5.15.1.1), sometimes the file displays with the default theme shipped with the device. I can correct it by changing to a different theme and then back to my preferred saved theme, or by changing some element in the theme (preferred font, spacing, etc.) to a different value then back again.

My workflow is:
  1. Edit file and save changes
  2. Close editor
  3. Connect device via USB
  4. Send file to device
  5. Eject device
  6. View book on Kindle
  7. Remove book from Kindle using Kindle UI
  8. Goto 1
After a couple of cycles of this, I hit the described bug.

What I am doing is checking that my style changes work correctly, and only the actual reader on the Kindle seems to be 100% accurate with what I will see.

I'm sure this is not a Calibre error, but I would like to know if other users have seen similar loss of their preferred theme. Until I found the workaround, I thought I was completely messing up the CSS, but couldn't figure out what it could be.
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