Nikolay Pultsin

> We cannot do that, opds is state less, we are not implementing a finite state machine on the client side. I regret. Sorry, I didn’t quite follow—could you please...

> opds invented by Hadrien himself is state less like [hypermedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypermedia) can be, breaking this rule imply a finite state machine on the client Yes, but I didn't catch what...

> Look, It's like a web browser, opds in thorium is implemented like any web browser, regardless of the request, based on the MIME type/content type received. Each new request...

> It's a fallback rule to an unknown mime-type. It will open an external browser window with the href link to try to open it in a generic web browser....

> How FBReader solve the problem ? We have still not implemented two buy links, so FBReader doesn't solve the problem at the moment. Most likely, when a book contains...

Thank you, that sounds great! I have one small question for clarification: you wrote "Personally" — does this mean the final decision could be influenced by someone else? If you...