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I thought the response was a bad thing, but if it just means we’re finally accepting epub as a common default that’s pretty great, right?
by iou 4y ago
I thought the response was a bad thing, but if it just means we’re finally accepting epub as a common default that’s pretty great, right?
- Rebelgecko 4y agoDoes Amazon still strip metadata and cover art from user-provided epubs? If they're still intentionally gimping the implementation, IMO it's a step backwards
- alexott 4y agoAt least author title and cover is kept - I’ve sent few books few days ago. There was a period when it didn’t handle them well when sent via email, but they fixed it few months ago
- kemayo 4y agoNot sure about metadata, but cover art persists through the email-to-kindle process at least.
- ComputerGuru 4y agoIt does on first web sync after the ebook is transferred. It can be fixed (by transferring again) and then it won’t be removed on subsequent sync.
- pseingatl 4y agoI hope not. Publishers know that it's impossible to typeset an ePub exactly as you want it displayed since display is under the control of the reader, or the reading device. At least until pdf is no longer synonymous with letter paper/A4, ePub is a flawed format. And for the umpteenth time, the pdf format is size agnostic.
- NeverFade 4y agoHow is that different from the old default, which was MOBI?