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Originally Posted by JSWolf
The metrics for a font have multiple values which can be used for rendering the space between the lines. For example, ADE (Desktop and Sony) uses a different value then the KF8 does on eInk Kindles. So I can adjust a font to have different lines heights based on ADE or KF8.
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Ok, maybe I'm a bit sensitive to line height, as I've worked with a lot of print books.
I've never seen an epub where re-setting the line height to default didn't yield a pleasant result, though. And to me, increasing the height with something so drastic as 20+ % looks very strange, hence my advice would still be to leave it at default.