v1.6 is live on the App Store. Everything from the update above made it in: the compact appearance panel, finer line height and margins, system fonts, the landscape layout, optional page numbers, and the export naming.
JSWolf — whenever you get a chance to try it on the 12.9" iPad Pro, I'm all ears.
On the page-number calculation, I dug into it, and it turns out to be the opposite of what we both assumed: RMSDK itself uses the compressed byte length. The MobileRead wiki documents ADE computing page numbers from the compressed size of each resource at 1,024 bytes per page, and Readium
originally used uncompressed lengths — then switched to the compressed entry length specifically to align with RMSDK.
The discussion is here:
https://github.com/readium/architecture/issues/123 (it cites
https://wiki.mobileread.com/wiki/Ado...s#Page_numbers).
So the caveat in my earlier post was wrong, in the good direction: Leafmark uses Readium's default strategy, which means the page numbers are computed the same way ADE computes them. If you find a book where the numbers still disagree with ADE, I'd genuinely like to see it.