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Old 11-09-2023, 03:14 PM   #1776
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Originally Posted by rumplestiltskin View Post
There's the lovely "Modify ePub" plugin that permits (among other things) re-encoding the HTML in UTF-8. This error (or a lack of UTF-8 declaration) seems to be the only issue I encounter when sending my ePubs to my Kindle (via Amazon's webpage). It's a rare issue but, when I do encounter it, "Modify ePub" permits me to fix it.

The above being said, my idea for a plugin is simply a check to verify that the UTF-8 declaration (or encoding) is "true". If it is, nothing needs to be done (just tell me) but, if it's not, just let me know and I'll use the Modify ePub plugin to fix it. This will save me the steps of uploading a "bad" ePub that I need to delete, fix, and re-upload.

Thank you!
If it's not in the Quality Check plugin, perhaps it could be added.

How about an Action chain that runs Modify EPUB before running the Send to Amazon.

BR
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