It uses a different set of line spacings to everything else, though they are derived from the same configuration settings, which is deeply irritating because everything leaps closer together or further apart from what you're used to if you read one of these. This is still used for periodicals (since the periodical reader was never reimplemented for other formats) and for any ebooks you might have downloaded way back in the mists of time before AZW3 started becoming common: these days most books are dual-format, so any remotely newer reader will receive an AZW3-format file instead. The older one doesn't.ġ) The old MOBI reader, reading the Mobipocket format, some but by no means all *.mobis. In brief: the newer two support hyphenation. The appropriate reader is invoked automatically.
There are three readers involved here, using completely separate code and with totally divergent features.
Would the mobi format still allow hyphenation on the Oasis?
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