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> that part of the user guide needs to be updated. If the person who is responsible for the OCR integration in KOReader corrects the current guide section with up-to-date...

> I have no idea who wrote what's currently in the guide for that section (and it doesn't matter all that much, nothing much has changed in practice, we just...

I will expand the user guide section according to the updated wiki.

I would love to have this feature. I also liked the proposed solution. +1 from me. > mergen3107 - I proposed thicker marks for level 1, and thinner for other...

Please test the solution in this reply: https://discuss.pixls.us/t/cant-open-gmic-with-gimp-3/48949/35 Creating a new folder and copying the plugin under it worked for me.

Since we are not changing the text engine (as I sensed from poire-z's answer), I can at least add a heading to the guide about processing these kind of problematic...

Thanks for the answers. I got curious and did some tests with Frenzie's example book **Middlemarch**. Documenting here to be referenced in related speed issues: | File type | Seconds...

Definitely within the margin :) Also half a second of difference is not even perceptible. I wrote HTMLZ not because it is faster but apparently Calibre doesn't output standalone HTML...

I think this is a mental model problem. How you model the menu structure determines whether the arrow feels right or wrong. Let me explain: I had the same problem...

Dots would be easier to parse than numbers. Studies show that up to 4-5 items, brain doesn't need to count, can just parse the amount directly. So 3 dots is...