There are HTML versions but they don't seem to reflow example: https://standardebooks.org/ebooks/rudolph-erich-raspe/the-surprising-adventures-of-baron-muncha

There are HTML versions but they don't seem to reflow example: https://standardebooks.org/ebooks/rudolph-erich-raspe/the-surprising-adventures-of-baron-munchausen/text/single-page https://standardebooks.org/ebooks/rudolph-erich-raspe/the-su... A bit offtopic, but I never understood why .epub is a thing. For instance the linked HTML/XHTML version seems to work just fine (except for the reflow thing.. but I assume that a CSS issue) .epub seems to be mostly HTML with a few pieces missing. I guess I don't understand why we needed a new format? and not just use a strict HTML subset? I'd love some strict HTML subset that indicated the file can be used offline. I personally try to make all my webpages so that they can be saved to disk and opened from a single file (though if you embed images/videos this becomes problematic). But I don't have a way to indicate to a reader "Hey you can Ctrl+S this webpage". I'd publish .epub, but the browser won't open them