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Originally Posted by EastEriq
Another idea I had is that if there was a small application capable of determining whether the epub is DRMed or not, that one could be set as the default opener, in a script which then calls either eink-reader or koreader depending on the result.
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You could try testing for the presence of rights.xml or encryption.xml within the epub container. I think epub3 files are trickier and can contain these files anyway even if there's no DRM.
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Originally Posted by EastEriq
Still another one is that koreader does detect that an epub is DRMd (because it reports it), so a user patch cold be that it closes itself launching eink-reader instead.
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That would require a dedicated koreader plugin, would be plenty of work.
If you make any progress please post it here, I'd be interested to see your approach.