Thread: [GUI Plugin] KindleUnpack - The Plugin
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Old 03-22-2025, 05:53 PM   #513
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Originally Posted by m_pluto View Post
I live this Plugin because of how it completely preserves how the HTML & CSS is within the file, particularly if you have multiiple selectors for a tag, rather than what Calibre does which is truncate them into one single selector.
That is one of my favourite items about this plugin. If the Amazon azw3/KF8 format ebook was generated from an ePub, the ePub it generates comes very close to the original. In many ways, I prefer this to the calibre conversion approach which often bears little resemblance to the CSS of the original ePub or even the CSS you see when opening the azw3/KF8 with calibre's ebook-editor.

Admittedly, I have a set of saved searches in Sigil that remove much of the complexity from Vellum generated ePubs but does require something very close to the original ePub to be useful.
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