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Old 01-10-2026, 12:10 AM   #5
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Originally Posted by kovidgoyal View Post
If their EPUBs are standards compliant they should work. If not, they arent really EPUBs anymore just some random thing with an EPUB file extension. Adding support for them would depend very much on how broken they are and whether they can be identified unambiguously and efficiently based on their OPF files.
Since I don't think we can determine this without sample EPUBs, I've sent five samples via PM...

There are two OPF files, but advanced.opf is clearly unnecessary for general reading systems (I believe it's only needed for their proprietary reading system).
standard.opf is a normal OPF file, and if read, the file order should be correctly recognized (since they are manga, they are fixed-layout EPUBs, and each page is an image). However, the properties="cover-image" attribute is not specified, which is probably why the cover image cannot be recognized.
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