Valkoran88 @ 11.12.18, 22:22
Kindle is not technically provided for turning off, there, when you close the cover, the book goes into sleep and when you open it, it wakes up - as a result, everything happens almost instantly and you do not need to turn off the book, which is a plus.
Clara's auto-off is an additional option. You can set "never" and in this case it will only sleep and will always turn on instantly, in practice - while you open the lid.
Valkoran88 @ 11.12.18, 22:16
I don’t understand why anyone needs to read it in fb2, when almost everything is in epub and mobi.
Surprisingly, when converting large files from fb2 to epub with the fb2epub utility, they lose in size, sometimes up to 2 times. This is if without letters and vignettes. Moreover, the illustrations do not seem to be lost. How it turns out, I don’t understand.
Elephants @ 12.12.18, 04:43
Most users change the look for themselves with the help of patches, and there you can do whatever you like, even without any margins (in the latest firmware versions, craftsmen cannot completely remove the upper margin).
My Clara self-updated to firmware 4.10.11655. From all sides, I have 3-4 pixels of field on the eye, less does not make sense. The field on the left is so "self-made" - did not understand. On the right during the conversion I set 4 pt. To do less is uncomfortable, the shadows from the frame interfere. The box below has the full page number displayed. If you remove it, then the text is adjacent to the bottom frame without a gap. At the top, the gap is “selected” when a footnote is received in the top line - it is displayed with a slight shift upward relative to the text and there even 1-2 pixels disappear.
So from the bottom to the top, I can say, generally without margins.
Valkoran88 @ 11.12.18, 22:22
You will need to look at the comparison of Kindle and Clara on YouTube to understand whether I should change the reader in principle.
Changing hardly makes sense if Kindle is comfortable. Unless you want to fiddle with a new toy :)
I'm painfully inventing a “reason” to buy a new laptop :)
Post has been editedO.P. - 12.12.18, 06:36