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Originally Posted by DNSB
Have you taken a look at Bookerly?
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Yes, it's among the better ones in my opinion and it is one of the few that offers country-specific Cyrillic characters (Serbian in my case) instead of just a plain set (usually Russian).
However, Bookerly Cyrillic just doesn't render well on Kobo for some reason. I notice it is quite uncomfortable to read in comparison to a text in the Latin alphabet. And this is my experience with the majority of fonts that contain both sets.
I would say that Caecilia and Kazimir Text are the only ones that I find acceptable, but still not great or equal to my experience of reading Latin text. I don't know if it's Kobo not being optimized for text in Cyrillic or if I just need to get accustomed to it after reading Latin text for a long time.