Thread: Plato: A document reader for PDF, ePUB, DjVu, etc.
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Old 04-27-2025, 02:00 AM   #980
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Originally Posted by 7ni4F_ View Post
I'd also like to know if I'm not doing this right, since I've been trying to read with KEPUBs since it promises to have better performance compared to normal EPUBs (which I assume would lead to longer battery). But I don't notice any difference, the page turn speeds are pretty much the same, I don't notice anything different with the formatting. I know Plato has its own EPUB renderer, so I wonder how that affects reading KEPUB. Thanks!
Kepub files are only for the Kobo webkit based renderer To any other ePub renderer, even the RMSDK renderer, the extra spans in the kepub file are null operations.
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