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Originally Posted by Turtle91
That may, or may not, be the case. If Kobo chooses to produce devices that don't support standard CSS then that is a marketing decision and they will reap the results of a substandard product. Letting them know, through bug reports, that the customer isn't happy is a sure fire way they will get the message.
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Which version of ePub and supported CSS are you suggesting? For instance, Standard Ebooks in their Advanced ePub ebooks use the latest and, possibly, greatest CSS allowed by the ePub 3.3 standard. Few current ePub readers seem to be capable of handling that code other than the standard "I don't know what it is so I will treat it as a null operation".