The version 2.9 of Calibre contains alot of bugfixes.

According to the new features posted in the official announcement, on OS X scrolling is pixel based, so as you scroll faster, more content is scrolled. Any link that links to another file which in turn links back to the original link, is assumed to be an endnote,” reads the official announcement.Īnd for you that don’t like scrolling fast a single tick on the mouse wheel now scrolls by about half a row instead of a full screen. Any superscript or subscript links are assumed to be footnote links. Footnote links are recognized using the EPUB 3 footnote markup as well as some heuristics. “Now when you click on a link to a footnote/endnote, the corresponding note is shown in a separate popup window, for convenient reference. The cover grid has been improved, menus from the global menu do not disappear anymore after the application is being minimized and Calibre should now handle much better large libraries. This version is better than ever allowing the user to show the footnotes separately and easily download metadata for books.

There is always something to improve in Calibre. Because it is a big app with support for many devices, lots of features and supports for a ton of libraries the developer pushes alot of fixes and improvements for the users.

The eBook reader, editor, and library management software Calibre has finally reached version 2.9 bringing many new features to eBook Readers, major improvements and a new fix for Unity.

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