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Doitsu · 08-04-2015, 05:21 AM

IMHO, there's no reason to panic unless you use an ePub3 enabled reading app, e.g. iBooks, because .js file support is an ePub3-only feature

Shameless plug:

If you're unsure whether your reading app supports JavaScript, download this simple ePub3 test file, select the first chapter (Local storage test) and tap/click the Version button.
If nothing happens, your reader/app doesn't support JavaScript.

For a more detailed test, download the official scripting support test file: EPUBTEST 0102 - Scripting Tests.

08-04-2015, 05:21 AM	#16
Doitsu Grand Sorcerer Posts: 5,584 Karma: 22735033 Join Date: Dec 2010 Device: Kindle PW2	IMHO, there's no reason to panic unless you use an ePub3 enabled reading app, e.g. iBooks, because .js file support is an ePub3-only feature Shameless plug: If you're unsure whether your reading app supports JavaScript, download this simple ePub3 test file, select the first chapter (Local storage test) and tap/click the Version button. If nothing happens, your reader/app doesn't support JavaScript. For a more detailed test, download the official scripting support test file: EPUBTEST 0102 - Scripting Tests.