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Originally Posted by Renate
The stock Nook always had a poor choice of font sizes, it wasn't even geometric.
There were patches to make more sensible choices. Have you found/tried them?
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No. I didn't know such patches existed.
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Originally Posted by Renate
My $0.02: An EPUB without any CSS should be at a reasonable (to me) size.
There should be allowance for up to 2X or down to 0.5X to deal with rogue CSS.
(Which since we're talking linear is areal 4X to 0.25X.)
The steps should be small enough that you have to consider which one you want but not so fine that you agonize.
Here is the top of the page I'm reading on a 6".
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Your sample looks good (probably a little smaller font than I would use now). When I embed fonts into ePubs I use Constantia. But on DRM'd books where I can't embed fonts on the Nook Glowlight 3, I use Georgia (thicker setting) and that works pretty well for (especially on the Glowlight 3 without the newer firmware and more reasonable small font sizes).
This latest firmware change doesn't affect me, but it ends any chance that I'll buy a newer Nook.