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Originally Posted by nabsltd
Minimum line height on a Kindle is 1.2. At 1.1, the tail of the uppercase Q in the font I use is almost touching the top of uppercase characters on the line below. That is much too tight. It's barely acceptable at a line height of 1.15. If you use one of the ugly "better for reading" fonts that has high x-height and short descenders, a line height of 1.1 might be OK.
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It's all subjective, of course. I prefer tight line-spacing to high descenders any time; you, vice versa. For that reason (and others, like custom font sizes) I could never use KFX on my Kindles. I have 33 lines per page on my 7'' Libra 2 and that's what feels optimal to me. I don't want any headers, footers, clock etc taking up space either; the progress bar is enough. On a Kobo, you can adjust the height of top and bottom margins with patching.
It's not totally impossible I'll buy a Kindle again in the future, but reading KFX is out of the question for me.