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Old 06-12-2024, 05:40 PM   #101
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Originally Posted by graycyn View Post
I just yesterday received a Pocketbook Era that I picked up for $109 shipped on eBay a couple weeks ago. It's the 64GB edition in sunset copper purchased new by the seller last July and only used a few times before he switched back to Kindle. The device is interesting, and there are definitely things to like, but also some drawbacks. I don't plan to give up my Kobo Sage anytime soon, in other words.

If you have an epub you need tested on the latest known Adobe RMSDK, I guess I could try, as long as I know exactly what you are looking for. I'm still learning my way around this new device. The firmware is: 6.8.3246 released on March 14, 2024, updated yesterday right after it arrived.

I can confirm already that font-variant: small-caps and text-transform work as they should. Also p::first-letter works.
That means that Pocketbook is using the latest RMSDK. Thanks for the info. That helps.
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