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Yeah, MathML is going to be the "right" way to do this in the long term, but right now not many reader devices support it, so not a viable option. I'm doing te

Yeah, MathML is going to be the "right" way to do this in the long term, but right now not many reader devices support it, so not a viable option. I'm doing testing though, and hopefully going to see more MathML in the future (in browsers and ePub readers).

salamandersauce 6y ago
Kobo's do. Apple iBooks does. PocketBooks Android app does (not sure about their readers though). Kindle's don't still. Which I feel is holding back it's use in books at least. It seems like with KFX they will at least convert MathML to images for publishers now? So hopefully that will lead publishers to use it. Out of all my epub math textbooks I have exactly one done with MathML and it's fucking glorious compared to the dogshit image based ones most publishers put out with blurry images intended for the 800x600 readers of 2007 and not modern 300 dpi ones. I had one book where literally 2/3rds of the equations were just missing from the file and unviewable on any device. This started on PAGE 7. I then had to ask the publisher to fix it, which they sort of did by replacing with a PDF version.