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Old 07-29-2026, 04:00 PM   #5
DNSB
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A topic on which I am totally neutral.

I have worked on ePubs where both line endings were used and saw no difference in the behaviour when they were opened for reading. At one time, I unzipped the files for 11 ePub/kepubs and used NotePad++ to change the EOL and then re-zipped them. Since ePub files are stored in a zip container, the file size difference was negligible. On my Kobo readers using both renderers, I could see no changes in displayed text or behaviour.

A quote from Macbeth comes to mind: "full of sound and fury, signifying nothing."
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