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maximus83 · 01-29-2019, 03:55 PM

You are spot on, both apps render complex layouts correctly.

Definitely, the Pocketbook UI is a bit, er, complex.

But it handles the CSS nicely and renders per publisher layout.

(ETA: inline fixed an error in details)

On Bookari, when I selected the "Webkit" rendering--it solves the issue immediately. Apparently the Adobe rendering is engine is the culprit. Related item, I had used an old Mantano version from several years ago, and I had the paid version at the time. Bookari doesn't seem to recognize that, oh well.

Have you figured out how to get either app to render in-page footnotes in a popup screen (versus navigating to some footnote page, then having to click some kind of back navigation to return to reading position)?

01-29-2019, 03:55 PM	#3
maximus83 Nameless Being	You are spot on, both apps render complex layouts correctly. Definitely, the Pocketbook UI is a bit, er, complex. But it handles the CSS nicely and renders per publisher layout. (ETA: inline fixed an error in details) On Bookari, when I selected the "Webkit" rendering--it solves the issue immediately. Apparently the Adobe rendering is engine is the culprit. Related item, I had used an old Mantano version from several years ago, and I had the paid version at the time. Bookari doesn't seem to recognize that, oh well. Have you figured out how to get either app to render in-page footnotes in a popup screen (versus navigating to some footnote page, then having to click some kind of back navigation to return to reading position)? Last edited by maximus83; 01-29-2019 at 06:23 PM.