Pocket on Kobo is losing formatting

[fogice]

I'm following an author who self-publishes a web serial. I thought that I could save each chapter in Pocket for easier reading on my Kobo, but some important formatting is getting lost. Specifically, section breaks vanish.

On the website, a section break looks like this:


And the HTML for that section looks like this:


However, when I save the article through Pocket and read it on my Kobo, the section break vanishes:


And the HTML in the Articles folder on the Kobo is really weird at that point, the line vanishes entirely:


I also tried using FanFicFare, but (a) it doesn't recognize the author's website and (b) I don't want to have to sync from my computer.

So, two questions:

(1) Is there a better way to transfer web pages to my kobo without syncing on my computer? Something leveraging send.djazz perhaps? I thought the URL feature on djazz would accomplish that, but that's not what that does.

(2) Which company is in charge of the Pocket to Kobo code? I'd like to send this issue to the appropriate people.

The examples above are taken from Arc 1 Chapter 5 of CLAW by Wildbow. This happens with every section break so far.

[Quoth]

Copy & paste Web to LO Writer. Style as desired. Extra Save As in docx. Calibre docx to epub2.

Pocket is a privacy hazard and is inflexible.

Paragraph spacing is for children's picture books. Indent at the start of a paragraph is better. Esp on smaller ereaders.

[fogice]

Originally Posted by Quoth

Copy & paste Web to LO Writer. Style as desired. Extra Save As in docx. Calibre docx to epub2.

I'm looking for a way to do this without involving my computer and Calibre, since these will be for quick disposable reading and are released twice a week. There are plenty of good tools to epubify a webpage.

Paragraph spacing is for children's picture books. Indent at the start of a paragraph is better. Esp on smaller ereaders.

I also prefer indents, but that still doesn't help me with the missing section breaks.

[Quoth]

I'd never consider putting stuff on the ereader without via Calibre.

[Aleron Ives]

Originally Posted by fogice

I'm looking for a way to do this without involving my computer and Calibre

I doubt that's possible. If the formatting isn't converted properly by the service you're using, then you'll have to convert it yourself, and that will require a computer. If you don't want to use Calibre, you could use Sigil. (I know, I know... that's not what you meant, but I couldn't resist.)

[fogice]

Originally Posted by Aleron Ives

I doubt that's possible. If the formatting isn't converted properly by the service you're using, then you'll have to convert it yourself, and that will require a computer. If you don't want to use Calibre, you could use Sigil. (I know, I know... that's not what you meant, but I couldn't resist.)

Looks like I'm going to have to just read on my phone, then. At least I can use a bookmarklet (from dotepub) to convert and save to Files on my iPhone, then open it in Apple Books. Not as nice as reading on my Kobo, but far far better than scrolling in Safari. And it preserves the section break.

[mantheron]

Originally Posted by fogice

Looks like I'm going to have to just read on my phone, then. At least I can use a bookmarklet (from dotepub) to convert and save to Files on my iPhone, then open it in Apple Books. Not as nice as reading on my Kobo, but far far better than scrolling in Safari. And it preserves the section break.

If you have the epub on your phone, you can use https://send.djazz.se to send it from your phone to your kobo through a third party server.

[fogice]

Originally Posted by mantheron

If you have the epub on your phone, you can use https://send.djazz.se to send it from your phone to your kobo through a third party server.

Oh, good call, I keep forgetting what I can do with Files!

[just_jeepin]

I got tired of Pocket articles missing the images, I even tried the hacks and still no luck. After trying 10-15 different Chrome extensions I found rePub (meant to save web articles to epub for the Remarkable e-ink readers/note takers. I works great, all the images are there.