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Originally Posted by Starson17
OK. If that's your preference, that's what it is. I just wondered why. Every time you open a file to read a book, Windows changes the file access time. Every time you read a .doc file, Word updates the file. There are a lot of programs that keep track of things like that.
As I said, if you don't like the way Kovid's viewer works, there are other EPUB viewer options. I'd try one of those to see if it meets your needs.
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True, but changing the file access time is a lot less invasive than actually editing a file inside the epub/zip as Calibre viewer does.
I might look at alternative epub viewers if my current drag-to-copy-then-view solution gets annoying.
Edit:
It looks like the viewer ADDS the calibre_bookmarks.txt file. Would it make more sense to add that file when the epub is created?