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Originally Posted by RbnJrg
As I said, it's useless for me to explain it to you, there is no one more blind than he who does not want to see.
I employ both; webkit code for those ereader that work with webkit code (Readium, Bibi Reader, JSReader, Thorium, Cantook, Kobo for Android, PocketBook, Reasily, Lithium) and standard code for those ereaders that doesn't honor webkit code. Have you ever read this by any chance?
https://webkit.org/css-status/#
That is webkit. And, how many properties are non-standard compared to standard?
I employ everything that work, for that reason my epubs can be read them practically on any ereader (on epub2 ereaders, the epubs look very nice and on epub3 ereaders, they look great). |
But if the programs are ePub3 compliant, you don't need any webkit code. It matter not that they may be built on webkit.