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Originally Posted by JSWolf
But it's not correct. You are not supposed to make the font size larger. You are supposed to keep the font size as is and make the line height smaller.
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Only possible by switching to a not-Kindle.
This works because it creates messed up font-metrics. The font is bigger than it should be and the line-spacing (if not set in CSS) is based on the font at correct size. So when user changes the GUI font size back to normal the line spacing reduces.
I had thought this was a way to over-ride Amazon stupidity (you also need a negative 1.5% approx overall margins).
In the end, it's less work to buy a Kobo and use the Paperwhite Serial number (pre-2024 models) for Download and Transfer, using a plug-in on Calibre to automatically remove DRM. Then convert to epub and read on anything not a Kindle to avoid Amazon's artificial stupidity.
This is a good idea, but it's too much work for most people.