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Originally Posted by QuietShelfLife
Thanks for the detailed feedback — that's exactly what I need.
You're right that the reader is overriding some publisher CSS more aggressively than it should. The line height and paragraph spacing are currently forced for baseline grid alignment (consistent pagination), but the trade-off is that the book's own spacing gets ignored. The break-inside: avoid on paragraphs is also intentional but too aggressive — it shouldn't bump entire paragraphs to the next page when they could split cleanly.
I'll look into making the baseline grid less heavy-handed so publisher CSS comes through better, especially for line-height, paragraph margins, and page breaks.
For the brightness — the Sepia theme is the warmest built-in option right now. A darker/grayer light theme is a reasonable request I can add.
If you get a chance, could you use the "Report Rendering Issue" option in the reader menu? It captures the specific book and chapter so I can reproduce exactly what you're seeing and test fixes against it.
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Report sent. It's for a different book, but that's OK. Turns out the other book was the wrong one (already read it).
The overriding of the CSS should not be done at all unless you have settings specifically to override the CSS like line-height, and margins. But for every setting that overrides the CSS, that setting should also be able to be turned off.