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Originally Posted by Turtle91
I, and probably a lot of people, don’t like being locked into a subscription model.
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Yes, this is definitely something to bear in mind. Also, apps like Epub Reader (iOS) with large advertisement injections are not really in my love. Good software will always find a way to make revenue without to be annoying or even going sketchy .
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Originally Posted by RbnJrg
1. On Android: Cantook, Kobo, PocketBook, Lithium, Reasily, InfinityReader. All of them support epub3 very well.
2. On Linux: Foliate, Thorium, Calibre Viewer; also could be Koodo Reader but the last version is buggy.
3. On Windows: Thorium, Koodo Reader, ADE 4.x, Icecream Ebook Reader.
4. On iOS: Bluefire, Kobo.
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Thanks for the list.
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Originally Posted by RbnJrg
Regarding your issues on Thorium, very probably due to epubs bad built. Thorium is based on Readium and honors very well css2/css3 properties.
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I will take a closer look to my eBook build, although I don't think that there are any big issues. EPUBCheck (
https://github.com/w3c/epubcheck) is very happy with my work^^, and Sigil and Calibre are also not much complaining. If I don't find a solution for that problem I might come back to you with an example book?
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Originally Posted by Falkor
For Mac:
Apple Books is quite nice, I found no issues with it.
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Apple Books is imo thoroughly good, but the head is a bit annoying. I know the book I'm reading, I don't have to sit the title on the top on each page.
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Originally Posted by Falkor
For Mac:
Also, for page breaks I had to use "-webkit-column-break-before" instead of "break-before" or "page-break-before".
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Is it enough to go with this kind of solution of fallbacks?:
Code:
-webkit-column-break-before: avoid;
-webkit-page-break-before: avoid;
page-break-before: avoid;
break-before: avoid;