Kobo Hacks Database

49 hacks for Kobo firmware 3.19.5613 (4b76aa47bd)

Id	Name	Description
khd-505	KePub full justification default	This patch makes full justification the default for KePub books by adding the following to the built-in KePub stylesheet: body{text-align:justify} This only sets the default, if the publisher has set the justification in the book's stylesheet then it will override the default, and so you might still need to use the justify button on the Aa menu to set full justification. The advantage of this patch is that using the justify button (which also forces some things such as headings to be fully justified instead of centred), can be avoided for some books. libnickel.so.1.0.0<Patch> patch_name = `KePub full justification default` patch_enable = `no` # Multi-version patch: 3.16.0 - 3.19.5613+ # # This patch makes full justification the default for KePub books by adding the # following to the built-in KePub stylesheet: # # body{text-align:justify} # # This only sets the default, if the publisher has set the justification in the # book's stylesheet then it will override the default, and so you might still # need to use the justify button on the Aa menu to set full justification. # # The advantage of this patch is that using the justify button (which also # forces some things such as headings to be fully justified instead of centred), # can be avoided for some books. # find_base_address = `.\0K\0B\0H\0i\0g\0h\0l\0i\0g\0h\0t\0i\0n\0g\0,\0 \0.\0K\0B\0S\0e\0a\0r\0c\0h\0R\0e\0s\0u\0l\0t\0 \0{\0 \0b\0a\0c\0k\0g\0r\0o\0u\0n\0d\0-\0c\0o\0l\0o\0r\0:\0 \0#\0C\06\0C\06\0C\06\0` # replace_string = 0000, `.\0K\0B\0H\0i\0g\0h\0l\0i\0g\0h\0t\0i\0n\0g\0,\0 \0.\0K\0B\0S\0e\0a\0r\0c\0h\0R\0e\0s\0u\0l\0t\0 \0{\0 \0b\0a\0c\0k\0g\0r\0o\0u\0n\0d\0-\0c\0o\0l\0o\0r\0:\0 \0#\0C\06\0C\06\0C\06\0 \0!\0i\0m\0p\0o\0r\0t\0a\0n\0t\0;\0 \0}\0 \0\t\0`, `.\0K\0B\0H\0i\0g\0h\0l\0i\0g\0h\0t\0i\0n\0g\0,\0.\0K\0B\0S\0e\0a\0r\0c\0h\0R\0e\0s\0u\0l\0t\0{\0b\0a\0c\0k\0g\0r\0o\0u\0n\0d\0-\0c\0o\0l\0o\0r\0:\0#\0C\06\0C\06\0C\06\0!\0i\0m\0p\0o\0r\0t\0a\0n\0t\0}\0.\0K\0B\0S\0t\0a\0c\0k\0K\0` # replace_string = 0098, `.\0K\0B\0S\0t\0a\0c\0k\0K\0e\0y\0w\0o\0r\0d\0,\0 \0.\0K\0B\0S\0e\0a\0r\0c\0h\0R\0e\0s\0u\0l\0t\0,\0 \0.\0K\0B\0A\0n\0n\0o\0t\0a\0t\0i\0o\0n\0,\0 \0.\0K\0B\0H\0i\0g\0h\0l\0i\0g\0h\0t\0i\0n\0g\0 \0,\0 \0K\0B\0A\0u\0t\0h\0o\0r\0A\0n\0n\0o\0t\0a\0t\0i\0o\0n\0{\0 \0f\0o\0n\0t\0-\0s\0i\0z\0e\0:\0 \01\00\00\0%\0 \0!\0i\0m\0p\0o\0r\0t\0a\0n\0t\0;\0 \0-\0w\0e\0b\0k\0i\0t\0-\0t\0e\0x\0t\0-\0c\0o\0m\0b\0i\0n\0e\0:\0 \0i\0n\0h\0e\0r\0i\0t\0 \0!\0i\0m\0p\0o\0r\0t\0a\0n\0t\0;\0 \0}\0 \0\t\0`, `e\0y\0w\0o\0r\0d\0,\0.\0K\0B\0S\0e\0a\0r\0c\0h\0R\0e\0s\0u\0l\0t\0,\0.\0K\0B\0A\0n\0n\0o\0t\0a\0t\0i\0o\0n\0,\0.\0K\0B\0H\0i\0g\0h\0l\0i\0g\0h\0t\0i\0n\0g\0,\0 \0K\0B\0A\0u\0t\0h\0o\0r\0A\0n\0n\0o\0t\0a\0t\0i\0o\0n\0{\0f\0o\0n\0t\0-\0s\0i\0z\0e\0:\01\00\00\0%\0!\0i\0m\0p\0o\0r\0t\0a\0n\0t\0;\0-\0w\0e\0b\0k\0i\0t\0-\0t\0e\0x\0t\0-\0c\0o\0m\0b\0i\0n\0e\0:\0i\0n\0h\0e\0r\0i\0t\0!\0i\0m\0p\0o\0r\0t\0a\0n\0t\0}\0.\0K\0B\0S\0t\0a\0c\0k\0K\0e\0y\0w\0o\0r\0d\0 \0a\0{\0c\0o\0l\0o\0r\0` # replace_string = 1D8, `.\0K\0B\0S\0t\0a\0c\0k\0K\0e\0y\0w\0o\0r\0d\0 \0a\0 \0{\0 \0c\0o\0l\0o\0r\0:\0 \0b\0l\0a\0c\0k\0 \0!\0i\0m\0p\0o\0r\0t\0a\0n\0t\0;\0 \0}\0 \0\t\0`, `:\0b\0l\0a\0c\0k\0!\0i\0m\0p\0o\0r\0t\0a\0n\0t\0}\0b\0o\0d\0y\0{\0t\0e\0x\0t\0-\0a\0l\0i\0g\0n\0:\0j\0u\0s\0t\0i\0f\0y\0}\0 \0 \0 \0 \0 \0 \0 \0` # # Fix typo in annotations styles: KBAuthorAnnotation --> .KBAuthorAnnotation replace_string = 0102, `\x20`, `.` </Patch>
khd-504	Un-Force user font-family in KePubs	The KePub reader uses a very heavy-handed method of setting the font selected by the user, overriding all fonts set by the publisher in the book unless "Publisher Default" is selected. This patch lets the font-family set by the publisher in the KePub stylesheet to override the font-family selected by the reader from the device in some cases, which allows a mix of user-selected and publisher-selected fonts. Alternatives 1-3 give increasing preference to the publisher-selected fonts. libnickel.so.1.0.0<Patch> patch_name = `Un-Force user font-family in KePubs` patch_enable = `no` # Multi-version patch: 3.3.0 - 3.19.5613+ # # The KePub reader uses a very heavy-handed method of setting the font selected # by the user, overriding all fonts set by the publisher in the book unless # "Publisher Default" is selected. # # This patch lets the font-family set by the publisher in the KePub stylesheet # to override the font-family selected by the reader from the device in some # cases, which allows a mix of user-selected and publisher-selected fonts. # Alternatives 1-3 give increasing preference to the publisher-selected fonts. # find_base_address = `\0 \0{\0 \0f\0o\0n\0t\0-\0f\0a\0m\0i\0l\0y\0:\0 \0%\01\0 \0!\0i\0m\0p\0o\0r\0t\0a\0n\0t\0;\0 \0}\0\n\0` # # Alternatve 1: # # { font-family: %1 !important; }\n # --> div,p{font-family:%1!important; }\n # replace_string = 0000, `\0 \0{\0 \0f\0o\0n\0t\0-\0f\0a\0m\0i\0l\0y\0:\0 \0%\01\0 \0!\0i\0m\0p\0o\0r\0t\0a\0n\0t\0;\0 \0}\0\n\0`, `d\0i\0v\0,\0p\0{\0f\0o\0n\0t\0-\0f\0a\0m\0i\0l\0y\0:\0%\01\0!\0i\0m\0p\0o\0r\0t\0a\0n\0t\0;\0 \0}\0\n\0` # # Alternatve 2: (Similar to ePub default) # # { font-family: %1 !important; }\n # --> body,p{font-family:%1!important;}\n # #replace_string = 0000, `\0 \0{\0 \0f\0o\0n\0t\0-\0f\0a\0m\0i\0l\0y\0:\0 \0%\01\0 \0!\0i\0m\0p\0o\0r\0t\0a\0n\0t\0;\0 \0}\0\n\0`, `b\0o\0d\0y\0,\0p\0{\0f\0o\0n\0t\0-\0f\0a\0m\0i\0l\0y\0:\0%\01\0!\0i\0m\0p\0o\0r\0t\0a\0n\0t\0;\0}\0\n\0` # # Alternative 3: (similar to ePub with `Un-force font-family override p tags`) # # { font-family: %1 !important; }\n # --> body{font-family:%1 !important; }\n # #replace_string = 0000, `*\0 \0{\0 \0f\0o\0n\0t\0-\0f\0a\0m\0i\0l\0y\0:\0 \0%\01\0 \0!\0i\0m\0p\0o\0r\0t\0a\0n\0t\0;\0 \0}\0\n\0`, `b\0o\0d\0y\0{\0f\0o\0n\0t\0-\0f\0a\0m\0i\0l\0y\0:\0%\01\0 \0!\0i\0m\0p\0o\0r\0t\0a\0n\0t\0;\0 \0}\0\n\0` </Patch>
khd-503	Change dicthtml strings to micthtml	This patch is used for something to do with syncing and custom dictionaries. If you don't know what it does, then you probably don't need it. libnickel.so.1.0.0<Patch> patch_name = `Change dicthtml strings to micthtml` patch_enable = `no` # # This patch is used for something to do with syncing and custom dictionaries. # If you don't know what it does, then you probably don't need it. # # `%1/dicthtml%2.zip` --> `%1/micthtml%2.zip` #replace_string = B6598C, `%1/dicthtml%2.zip`, `%1/micthtml%2.zip` # `%1/dicthtml%2` --> `%1/micthtml%2` replace_string = B89C54, `%\01\0/\0d\0i\0c\0t\0h\0t\0m\0l\0%\02\0`, `%\01\0/\0m\0i\0c\0t\0h\0t\0m\0l\0%\02\0` # `dicthtml` --> `micthtml` replace_string = B89C9C, `d\0i\0c\0t\0h\0t\0m\0l\0`, `m\0i\0c\0t\0h\0t\0m\0l\0` # `%1/dicthtml%2` --> `%1/micthtml%2` replace_string = B89D3C, `%\01\0/\0d\0i\0c\0t\0h\0t\0m\0l\0%\02\0`, `%\01\0/\0m\0i\0c\0t\0h\0t\0m\0l\0%\02\0` # `%1/dicthtml%2` --> `%1/micthtml%2` replace_string = B89DA0, `%\01\0/\0d\0i\0c\0t\0h\0t\0m\0l\0%\02\0`, `%\01\0/\0m\0i\0c\0t\0h\0t\0m\0l\0%\02\0` # `%1/dicthtml%2` --> `%1/micthtml%2` replace_string = B89E04, `%\01\0/\0d\0i\0c\0t\0h\0t\0m\0l\0%\02\0`, `%\01\0/\0m\0i\0c\0t\0h\0t\0m\0l\0%\02\0` # `%1/%2/dict/dicthtml%3` --> `%1/%2/dict/micthtml%3` replace_string = B89E68, `%\01\0/\0%\02\0/\0d\0i\0c\0t\0/\0d\0i\0c\0t\0h\0t\0m\0l\0%\03\0`, `%\01\0/\0%\02\0/\0d\0i\0c\0t\0/\0m\0i\0c\0t\0h\0t\0m\0l\0%\03\0` # `dicthtml` --> `micthtml` #replace_string = B8A5E4, `d\0i\0c\0t\0h\0t\0m\0l\0\0`, `m\0i\0c\0t\0h\0t\0m\0l\0\0` # `dicthtml` --> `micthtml` #replace_string = B9087C, `d\0i\0c\0t\0h\0t\0m\0l\0\0`, `m\0i\0c\0t\0h\0t\0m\0l\0\0` # `dicthtml%1` --> `micthtml%1` #replace_string = B92CA4, `d\0i\0c\0t\0h\0t\0m\0l\0%\01\0`, `m\0i\0c\0t\0h\0t\0m\0l\0%\01\0` </Patch>
khd-502	Always display chapter name on navigation menu	Normally the <-> navigation menu only displays the current chapter name if [Reading settings > Display progress for:] is set to 'Current Chapter'. This patch causes the current chapter name to be displayed if 'Entire book' progress is selected as well. Works for both ePub and KePub books. in ReadingMenuScrubberController::setChapterAndProgressText(...) libnickel.so.1.0.0<Patch> patch_name = `Always display chapter name on navigation menu` patch_enable = `no` # # Normally the <-> navigation menu only displays the current chapter name if # [Reading settings > Display progress for:] is set to 'Current Chapter'. # This patch causes the current chapter name to be displayed if 'Entire book' # progress is selected as well. Works for both ePub and KePub books. # # in ReadingMenuScrubberController::setChapterAndProgressText(...) # progressTypeIsBookBased(...) --> False replace_bytes = 8D97B0, 3B F7 AC E1, 00 20 00 20 </Patch>
khd-501	Un-Force user text-align in div,p tags in KePubs	This patch allows the text alignment set by the publisher in the kepub stylesheet to override the alignment selected by the reader from the device. div, p { text-align: %1 !important; } --> body { text-align: %1 !important; } libnickel.so.1.0.0<Patch> patch_name = `Un-Force user text-align in div,p tags in KePubs` patch_enable = `no` # Multi-version patch: 3.3.0 - 3.19.5613+ # # This patch allows the text alignment set by the publisher in the kepub # stylesheet to override the alignment selected by the reader from the device. # # div, p { text-align: %1 !important; } # --> body { text-align: %1 !important; } # find_base_address = `d\0i\0v\0,\0 \0p\0 \0{\0 \0t\0e\0x\0t\0-\0a\0l\0i\0g\0n\0:\0 \0%\01\0 \0!\0i\0m\0p\0o\0r\0t\0a\0n\0t\0;\0 \0}` replace_string = 0000, `d\0i\0v\0,\0 \0p`, `b\0o\0d\0y\0 \0 ` </Patch>
khd-500	Un-force font-family override p tags (std epubs)	This patch allows the font set for paragraphs by the publisher in the epub stylesheet to override the font selected by the reader from the device. body, p { font-family: -ua-default !important; } --> body { font-family: -ua-default !important; } libnickel.so.1.0.0<Patch> patch_name = `Un-force font-family override p tags (std epubs)` patch_enable = `no` # Multi-version patch: 3.3.0 - 3.19.5613+ # # This patch allows the font set for paragraphs by the publisher in the epub # stylesheet to override the font selected by the reader from the device. # # body, p { font-family: -ua-default !important; } # --> body { font-family: -ua-default !important; } # find_base_address = `b\0o\0d\0y\0,\0 \0p\0 \0{\0 \0f\0o\0n\0t\0-\0f\0a\0m\0i\0l\0y\0:\0 \0-\0u\0a\0` replace_string = 0000, `b\0o\0d\0y\0,\0 \0p\0`,`b\0o\0d\0y\0 \0 \0 \0` </Patch>
khd-499	KePub fixed font sharpness	This patch causes a fixed value for font sharpness to be used in kepub books, instead of the value set by the advanced font sharpness/weight slider. The slider sharpness values range from -0.4(min.) to 0.2(max.), default -0.0666. This patch allows one of three fixed values: 0.0, 0.1, or 0.2. body { -kobo-font-sharpness: %1; -kobo-font-thickness: %2; }\n --> body{-kobo-font-sharpness:0.0/%1/;-kobo-font-thickness:%2}\n libnickel.so.1.0.0<Patch> patch_name = `KePub fixed font sharpness` patch_enable = `no` # Multi-version patch: 3.11.0 - 3.19.5613+ # # This patch causes a fixed value for font sharpness to be used in kepub books, # instead of the value set by the advanced font sharpness/weight slider. The # slider sharpness values range from -0.4(min.) to 0.2(max.), default -0.0666. # This patch allows one of three fixed values: 0.0, 0.1, or 0.2. # # body { -kobo-font-sharpness: %1; -kobo-font-thickness: %2; }\n # --> body{-kobo-font-sharpness:0.0/%1/;-kobo-font-thickness:%2}\n # find_base_address = `b\0o\0d\0y\0 \0{\0 \0-\0k\0o\0b\0o\0-\0f\0o\0n\0t\0-\0s\0h\0` replace_string = 0000, `b\0o\0d\0y\0 \0{\0 \0-\0k\0o\0b\0o\0-\0f\0o\0n\0t\0-\0s\0h\0a\0r\0p\0n\0e\0s\0s\0:\0 \0%\01\0;\0 \0-\0k\0o\0b\0o\0-\0f\0o\0n\0t\0-\0t\0h\0i\0c\0k\0n\0e\0s\0s\0:\0 \0%\02\0;\0 \0}\0\n\0`, `b\0o\0d\0y\0{\0-\0k\0o\0b\0o\0-\0f\0o\0n\0t\0-\0s\0h\0a\0r\0p\0n\0e\0s\0s\0:\00\0.\00\0/\0\0%\01\0\0/\0;\0-\0k\0o\0b\0o\0-\0f\0o\0n\0t\0-\0t\0h\0i\0c\0k\0n\0e\0s\0s\0:\0%\02\0}\0\n\0` # # Replacement sharpness value: `0` = 0.0, `1` = 0.1, `2` = 0.2. # replace_string = 0038, `0`, `2` </Patch>
khd-498	ePub fixed font sharpness	This patch causes a fixed value for font sharpness to be used in epub books, instead of the value set by the advanced font sharpness/weight slider. The slider sharpness values range from -0.4(min.) to 0.2(max.), default -0.0666. This patch allows one of three fixed values: 0.0, 0.1, or 0.2. -kobo-font-sharpness: %1; --> -kobo-font-sharpness:0.0; libnickel.so.1.0.0<Patch> patch_name = `ePub fixed font sharpness` patch_enable = `no` # Multi-version patch: 3.3.0 - 3.19.5613+ # # This patch causes a fixed value for font sharpness to be used in epub books, # instead of the value set by the advanced font sharpness/weight slider. The # slider sharpness values range from -0.4(min.) to 0.2(max.), default -0.0666. # This patch allows one of three fixed values: 0.0, 0.1, or 0.2. # # -kobo-font-sharpness: %1; --> -kobo-font-sharpness:0.0; # find_base_address = `\x10\0\0\0 \0-\0k\0o\0b\0o\0-\0f\0o\0n\0t\0-\0s\0h\0` replace_string = 0030, `\x20\0%\01\0`, `0\0.\00\0` # # Replacement sharpness value: `0` = 0.0, `1` = 0.1, `2` = 0.2. replace_string = 0034, `0`, `2` </Patch>
khd-497	Force user line spacing in ePubs (part 1 of 2)	This is part 1 of 2. Also enable part 2 in librmsdk.so.1.0.0.patch This patch prevents any line-height style set in the book's stylesheet from being recognised. It will spoil the formatting of some books, but will ensure that the line spacing set with the adjustment slider takes effect. libnickel.so.1.0.0<Patch> patch_name = `Force user line spacing in ePubs (part 1 of 2)` patch_enable = `no` # Multi-version patch: 3.3.0 - 3.19.5613+ # # This is part 1 of 2. Also enable part 2 in librmsdk.so.1.0.0.patch # # This patch prevents any line-height style set in the book's stylesheet from # being recognised. It will spoil the formatting of some books, but will ensure # that the line spacing set with the adjustment slider takes effect. # find_base_address = `\0\0\x20\0l\0i\0n\0e\0-\0h\0e\0i\0g\0h\0t\0` replace_string = 0004, `l`, `_` </Patch>
khd-496	Force user line spacing in KePubs	This patch will allow the line spacing set by the slider to take effect in some problem KePub books with fixed linespacing (ones where the publisher has used <div> instead of <p> for pararaphs.) However it might also override some line spacing that would better be left fixed. libnickel.so.1.0.0<Patch> patch_name = `Force user line spacing in KePubs` patch_enable = `no` # Multi-version patch: 3.3.0 - 3.19.5613+ # # This patch will allow the line spacing set by the slider to take effect # in some problem KePub books with fixed linespacing (ones where the publisher # has used <div> instead of <p> for pararaphs.) However it might also override # some line spacing that would better be left fixed. # # body, p { line-height: %1 ... } --> body,div,p{line-height:%1 ... } find_base_address = `b\0o\0d\0y\0,\0 \0p\0 \0{\0 \0l\0i\0n\0e\0-\0h\0e\0i\0g\0h\0t\0:\0 \0%` replace_string = 0000, `b\0o\0d\0y\0,\0 \0p\0 \0{\0 \0l\0i\0n\0e\0-\0h\0e\0i\0g\0h\0t\0:\0 \0%`, `b\0o\0d\0y\0,\0d\0i\0v\0,\0p\0{\0l\0i\0n\0e\0-\0h\0e\0i\0g\0h\0t\0:\0%` </Patch>
khd-495	Fix three KePub fullScreenReading bugs	(See http://www.mobileread.com/forums/showpost.php?p=3113460&postcount=16 for screenshots and more information about the problems this patch fixes.) In full-screen reading mode (when the FullScreenReading feature setting is activated and the "Show header and footer" reading setting is unticked) the KePub reader has three problems: 1. If the book's stylesheet has non-zero body margin/padding, then the text is shifted to the right and can be cut off at the right margin. 2. Characters with large side bearing values (such as italic f, J) can be cut off if they appear at either end of a line. 3. Images which are supposed to be displayed inline (flowing with the text) are instead displayed centred in a seperate block. This patch fixes those problems by replacing the following faulty style, which is the cause of problem 3.: img { display: block; margin-left: auto !important; margin-right: auto !important; width: auto !important; height: auto !important; } with the following two styles, which work around problems 1. and 2.: body { margin: 0 !important; padding: 0 !important; } body>div { padding-left: 0.2em !important; padding-right: 0.2em !important; } libnickel.so.1.0.0<Patch> patch_name = `Fix three KePub fullScreenReading bugs` patch_enable = `yes` # Multi-version patch: 3.3.0 - 3.19.5613+ # # (See http://www.mobileread.com/forums/showpost.php?p=3113460&postcount=16 # for screenshots and more information about the problems this patch fixes.) # # In full-screen reading mode (when the FullScreenReading feature setting is # activated and the "Show header and footer" reading setting is unticked) the # KePub reader has three problems: # # 1. If the book's stylesheet has non-zero body margin/padding, then the # text is shifted to the right and can be cut off at the right margin. # 2. Characters with large side bearing values (such as italic f, J) can # be cut off if they appear at either end of a line. # 3. Images which are supposed to be displayed inline (flowing with the text) # are instead displayed centred in a seperate block. # # This patch fixes those problems by replacing the following faulty style, # which is the cause of problem 3.: # # img { # display: block; # margin-left: auto !important; # margin-right: auto !important; # width: auto !important; # height: auto !important; # } # # with the following two styles, which work around problems 1. and 2.: # # body { # margin: 0 !important; # padding: 0 !important; # } # # body>div { # padding-left: 0.2em !important; # padding-right: 0.2em !important; # } # # find_base_address = `\0i\0m\0g\0 \0{\0 \0d\0i\0s\0p\0l\0a\0y\0:\0 \0b\0l\0o\0c\0k\0;\0` replace_string = 0001, `i\0m\0g\0 \0{\0 \0d\0i\0s\0p\0l\0a\0y\0:\0 \0b\0l\0o\0c\0k\0;\0 \0m\0a\0r\0g\0i\0n\0-\0l\0e\0f\0t\0:\0 \0a\0u\0t\0o\0 \0!\0i\0m\0p\0o\0r\0t\0a\0n\0t\0;\0 \0m\0a\0r\0g\0i\0n\0-\0r\0i\0g\0h\0t\0:\0 \0a\0u\0t\0o\0 \0!\0i\0m\0p\0o\0r\0t\0a\0n\0t\0;\0 \0w\0i\0d\0t\0h\0:\0 \0a\0u\0t\0o\0 \0!\0i\0m\0p\0o\0r\0t\0a\0n\0t\0;\0 \0h\0e\0i\0g\0h\0t\0:\0 \0a\0u\0t\0o\0 \0!\0i\0m\0p\0o\0r\0t\0a\0n\0t\0;\0 \0}\0`, `b\0o\0d\0y\0 \0{\0 \0m\0a\0r\0g\0i\0n\0:\0 \00\0 \0!\0i\0m\0p\0o\0r\0t\0a\0n\0t\0;\0 \0p\0a\0d\0d\0i\0n\0g\0:\0 \00\0 \0!\0i\0m\0p\0o\0r\0t\0a\0n\0t\0;\0 \0}\0 \0 \0b\0o\0d\0y\0>\0d\0i\0v\0 \0{\0 \0p\0a\0d\0d\0i\0n\0g\0-\0l\0e\0f\0t\0:\0 \00\0.\02\0e\0m\0 \0!\0i\0m\0p\0o\0r\0t\0a\0n\0t\0;\0 \0p\0a\0d\0d\0i\0n\0g\0-\0r\0i\0g\0h\0t\0:\0 \0 \00\0.\02\0e\0m\0 \0!\0i\0m\0p\0o\0r\0t\0a\0n\0t\0;\0 \0}\0` # # # Optional replacement values below (all relate to the second problem above): # # Uncomment to set the amount of added padding: `1` = 0.1em, `2` = 0.2em, etc. # 0.1em is enough for many fonts, but some (such as Georgia) need 0.2em. # replace_string = 00A5, `2`, `2` replace_string = 00E9, `2`, `2` # # The default patch settings are suitable for horizontal languages only. # Uncomment the following two replace_string lines for vertical languages only: # #replace_string = 0095, `l\0e\0f\0t\0:\0`, `t\0o\0p\0:\0 \0` #replace_string = 00D5, `r\0i\0g\0h\0t\0:\0 \0`, `b\0o\0t\0t\0o\0m\0:\0` # # ... or the following two replace_string lines for both horizontal and vertical # languages: (But note that this will cause the padding to be added at the # beginning/end of each chapter too.) # #replace_string = 0093, `-\0l\0e\0f\0t\0:\0`, `:\0 \0 \0 \0 \0 \0` #replace_string = 00AD, `!\0i\0m\0p\0o\0r\0t\0a\0n\0t\0;\0 \0p\0a\0d\0d\0i\0n\0g\0-\0r\0i\0g\0h\0t\0:\0`, `\x20\0 \0 \0 \0 \0 \0 \0 \0 \0 \0 \0 \0 \0 \0 \0 \0 \0 \0 \0 \0 \0 \0 \0 \0 \0 \0` # # Sideloaded KePubs created with old versions of the KoboTouchExtended driver, # and perhaps some other KePubs that haven't been through Kobo's EPUB2 to KEPUB # conversion process, might not have a wrapper div to apply the padding styles # to. Uncomment the following line to work around the second problem for these # KePubs too. (But beware, this can have unwanted side effects such as extra # space between paragraphs if the above option for both horizontal and vertical # languages is uncommented too.) # #replace_string = 0079, `d\0i\0v\0`, `*\0 \0 \0` </Patch> http://www.mobileread.com/forums/showpost.php?p=3113460&postcount=16
khd-494	Set kepub hyphenation	The built-in kepub stylesheet has a line "* { -webkit-hyphens: auto; }" to turn on hyphenation, but it is only used if the device's justification button is set to full justification. With this patch enabled hyphenation will always/never be turned on, regardless of justification button setting. (Note that if the publisher has set the hyphenation in the book's stylesheet then that will override the built-in stylesheet.) libnickel.so.1.0.0<Patch> patch_name = `Set kepub hyphenation` patch_enable = `no` # # The built-in kepub stylesheet has a line "* { -webkit-hyphens: auto; }" # to turn on hyphenation, but it is only used if the device's justification # button is set to full justification. With this patch enabled hyphenation # will always/never be turned on, regardless of justification button setting. # # (Note that if the publisher has set the hyphenation in the book's stylesheet # then that will override the built-in stylesheet.) # # Alternative 1: Always turn kepub hyphenation on replace_bytes = 91E5BA, FC F6 CE E0, 01 20 01 20 # # Alternative 2: Never turn kepub hyphenation on #replace_bytes = 91E5BA, FC F6 CE E0, 00 20 00 20 </Patch>
khd-493	Custom Sleep/Power-off timeouts	libnickel.so.1.0.0<Patch> patch_name = `Custom Sleep/Power-off timeouts` patch_enable = `no` # Values displayed on both menus replace_string = C38B2C, `5 mins\0`, `10 mins` replace_string = C38B34, `10 mins`, `20 mins` replace_string = C38B3C, `15 mins`, `30 mins` replace_string = C38B44, `30 mins`, `1 hour` replace_string = C38B4C, `45 mins`, `2 hours` replace_string = C38B54, `60 mins`, `4 hours` # Actual values used for sleep menu replace_int = 991AF6, 5, 10 replace_int = 991B40, 10, 20 replace_int = 991B84, 15, 30 replace_int = 991BC8, 30, 60 replace_int = 991C0C, 45, 120 replace_int = 991C50, 60, 240 # Actual values used for power menu replace_int = 991D04, 5, 10 replace_int = 991D48, 10, 20 replace_int = 991D8A, 15, 30 replace_int = 991DCA, 30, 60 replace_int = 991E0A, 45, 120 replace_int = 991E48, 60, 240 </Patch>
khd-492	Custom footer	Changes the footer text with something shorter (not sure how it affects translations) libnickel.so.1.0.0<Patch> patch_name = `Custom footer` patch_enable = `no` # Multi-version patch: 2.8.1 - 3.19.5613+ # # Changes the footer text with something shorter # (not sure how it affects translations) # find_base_address = `Page %1 <i>of</i> %2` replace_string = 0000, `Page %1 <i>of</i> %2`, `%1 / %2` </Patch>
khd-491	Block WiFi firmware upgrade	This patch is untested. If it works then the firmware will not be upgraded during a WiFi sync, but you can still upgrade manually or by syncing with the Kobo desktop. WARNING: THIS PATCH COULD RESULT IN A BOOT LOOP when signing out of your Kobo account (Settings > Accounts > Sign out) or invoking a factory reset from the device information menu (Settings > Device information > Factory reset). Remove this patch before using either of those options. A factory reset invoked using the hardware methods (such as holding down the light button while switching on) should not be affected. libnickel.so.1.0.0<Patch> patch_name = `Block WiFi firmware upgrade` patch_enable = `no` # Multi-version patch: 3.3.0 - 3.19.5613+ # # This patch is untested. If it works then the firmware will not be upgraded # during a WiFi sync, but you can still upgrade manually or by syncing with # the Kobo desktop. # # WARNING: THIS PATCH COULD RESULT IN A BOOT LOOP when signing out of your Kobo # account (Settings > Accounts > Sign out) or invoking a factory reset from the # device information menu (Settings > Device information > Factory reset). # Remove this patch before using either of those options. # A factory reset invoked using the hardware methods (such as holding down the # light button while switching on) should not be affected. # find_base_address = `U\0p\0g\0r\0a\0d\0e\0C\0h\0e\0c\0k\0/\0%\01\0/\0%\02\0/\0%\03\0/\0%\04\0/\0%\05\0` replace_string = 0026, `%\03\0/\0%\04\0/\0%\05\0`, `k\0/\09\09\0.\09\0/\05\0` </Patch>
khd-490	Custom kepub default margins	libnickel.so.1.0.0<Patch> patch_name = `Custom kepub default margins` patch_enable = `no` # Device = Glo/Aura, Type = pocket article or non-Japanese kepub replace_int = 5BBBCE, 25, 0 # Device = Glo/Aura, Type = Japanese kepub replace_int = 5BBBD0, 45, 0 # Device = Other, Type = Any replace_int = 5BBBE0, 20, 0 </Patch>
khd-489	Margins fine tuning	Do not enable this patch unless you're sure you need it. It may cause the screen to be off-centre. libnickel.so.1.0.0<Patch> patch_name = `Margins fine tuning` patch_enable = `no` # # Do not enable this patch unless you're sure you need it. # It may cause the screen to be off-centre. # # Initial replaces replace_bytes = 91AE74, 19 46, 00 21 replace_bytes = 91AE78, 1A 46, 00 22 # Values for replace # Left margin replace_int = 91AE74, 0, 10 # Top margin replace_int = 91AE78, 0, 10 </Patch>
khd-488	Customise PinchGestureRecognizer	libnickel.so.1.0.0<Patch> patch_name = `Customise PinchGestureRecognizer` patch_enable = `no` # PinchGestureRecognizer::StationaryTolerance replace_float = BAF6F0, 5.0, 5.0 # PinchGestureRecognizer::UpdateTolerance replace_float = BAF6F8, 10.0, 10.0 # PinchGestureRecognizer::TriggerTolerance replace_float = BAF700, 30.0, 30.0 </Patch>
khd-487	Turkish keyboard	libnickel.so.1.0.0<Patch> patch_name = `Turkish keyboard` patch_enable = `no` # patch_group = `Keyboard alternatives` # Enable uppercase for `ß` key replace_bytes = 851108, 00 24, 01 24 # Replace layout sign find_base_address = `ÉÀÇ` replace_string = 0000, `ÉÀÇ`, `EN/TR` # Change keyboard layout find_base_address = `æ\0\0à\0\0è\0\0ì\0\0` # Second row, left to right: # (for Touch/Mini/Glo/Aura the first key moves to top row, first column.) replace_string = 0000, `æ\0`, `!` replace_string = 0004, `à\0`, `q` replace_string = 0008, `è\0`, `w` replace_string = 000C, `ì\0`, `e` replace_string = 0010, `ò\0`, `r` replace_string = 0014, `ù\0`, `t` replace_string = 0018, `á\0`, `y` replace_string = 001C, `é\0`, `u` replace_string = 0020, `í\0`, `ı` replace_string = 0024, `ó\0`, `o` replace_string = 0028, `ú\0`, `p` replace_string = 002C, `ý\0`, `ü` # Third row, left to right: # (for Touch/Mini/Glo/Aura the first key moves to top row, second column.) replace_string = 0030, `œ\0`, `’` replace_string = 0034, `â\0`, `a` replace_string = 0038, `ê\0`, `s` replace_string = 003C, `î\0`, `d` replace_string = 0040, `ô\0`, `f` replace_string = 0044, `û\0`, `g` replace_string = 0048, `ä\0`, `h` replace_string = 004C, `ë\0`, `j` replace_string = 0050, `ï\0`, `k` replace_string = 0054, `ö\0`, `l` replace_string = 0058, `ü\0`, `ş` replace_string = 005C, `ÿ\0`, `ğ` # Bottom row, left to right: replace_string = 0060, `ã\0`, `z` replace_string = 0064, `ñ\0`, `x` replace_string = 0068, `õ\0`, `c` replace_string = 006C, `å\0`, `v` replace_string = 0070, `ß\0`, `b` replace_string = 0074, `ç\0`, `n` replace_string = 0078, `đ\0`, `m` replace_string = 007C, `ø\0`, `ö` replace_string = 0080, `ĳ\0`, `ç` replace_string = 0084, `ł\0`, `i` # # Top row: Extra keys for Touch/Mini/Glo/Aura only. # (This patch cannot change the top row of the AuraHD/H2O/GloHD keypad.) find_base_address = `ƒ\0\0þ\0\0š\0\0ž\0\0` # Top row: columns 1-2 (see first key of second/third rows above.) # Top row: columns 3-5 replace_string = 0004, `þ\0`, `?` replace_string = 0008, `š\0`, `”` replace_string = 000C, `ž\0`, `-` # Top row: column 6 is a duplicate of the last key on the bottom row. # Top row: columns 7-10 replace_string = 0000, `ƒ\0`, `:` replace_string = 0010, `μ\0`, `;` replace_string = 0014, `ª\0`, `,` replace_string = 0018, `º\0`, `.` </Patch>
khd-486	Hebrew keyboard	libnickel.so.1.0.0<Patch> patch_name = `Hebrew keyboard` patch_enable = `no` # Multi-version patch: 3.8.0 - 3.19.5613+ # patch_group = `Keyboard alternatives` # # Replace layout sign find_base_address = `ÉÀÇ` replace_string = 0000, `ÉÀÇ`, `אב` # Change keyboard layout find_base_address = `æ\0\0à\0\0è\0\0ì\0\0` # Second row, left to right: # (for Touch/Mini/Glo/Aura the first key moves to top row, first column.) replace_string = 0000, `æ\0`, `@` replace_string = 0004, `à\0`, `'` replace_string = 0008, `è\0`, `/` replace_string = 000C, `ì\0`, `ק` replace_string = 0010, `ò\0`, `ר` replace_string = 0014, `ù\0`, `א` replace_string = 0018, `á\0`, `ט` replace_string = 001C, `é\0`, `ו` replace_string = 0020, `í\0`, `ן` replace_string = 0024, `ó\0`, `ם` replace_string = 0028, `ú\0`, `פ` replace_string = 002C, `ý\0`, `-` # Third row, left to right: # (for Touch/Mini/Glo/Aura the first key moves to top row, second column.) replace_string = 0030, `œ\0`, `,` replace_string = 0034, `â\0`, `ש` replace_string = 0038, `ê\0`, `ד` replace_string = 003C, `î\0`, `ג` replace_string = 0040, `ô\0`, `כ` replace_string = 0044, `û\0`, `ע` replace_string = 0048, `ä\0`, `י` replace_string = 004C, `ë\0`, `ח` replace_string = 0050, `ï\0`, `ל` replace_string = 0054, `ö\0`, `ך` replace_string = 0058, `ü\0`, `ף` replace_string = 005C, `ÿ\0`, `_` # Bottom row, left to right: replace_string = 0060, `ã\0`, `ז` replace_string = 0064, `ñ\0`, `ס` replace_string = 0068, `õ\0`, `ב` replace_string = 006C, `å\0`, `ה` replace_string = 0070, `ß\0`, `נ` replace_string = 0074, `ç\0`, `מ` replace_string = 0078, `đ\0`, `צ` replace_string = 007C, `ø\0`, `ת` replace_string = 0080, `ĳ\0`, `ץ` replace_string = 0084, `ł\0`, `.` # # Top row: Extra keys for Touch/Mini/Glo/Aura only. # (This patch cannot change the top row of the AuraHD/H2O/GloHD keypad.) find_base_address = `ƒ\0\0þ\0\0š\0\0ž\0\0` # Top row: columns 1-2 (see first key of second/third rows above.) # Top row: columns 3-5 replace_string = 0004, `þ\0`, `!` replace_string = 0008, `š\0`, `"` replace_string = 000C, `ž\0`, `?` # Top row: column 6 is a duplicate of the last key on the bottom row. # Top row: columns 7-10 replace_string = 0000, `ƒ\0`, `:` replace_string = 0010, `μ\0`, `)` replace_string = 0014, `ª\0`, `(` replace_string = 0018, `º\0`, `;` </Patch>
khd-485	Arabic keyboard	libnickel.so.1.0.0<Patch> patch_name = `Arabic keyboard` patch_enable = `no` # Multi-version patch: 3.8.0 - 3.19.5613+ # patch_group = `Keyboard alternatives` # # Replace layout sign find_base_address = `ÉÀÇ` replace_string = 0000, `ÉÀÇ`, `ع` # Change keyboard layout find_base_address = `æ\0\0à\0\0è\0\0ì\0\0` # Second row, left to right: # (for Touch/Mini/Glo/Aura the first key moves to top row, first column.) replace_string = 0000, `æ\0`, `ذ` replace_string = 0004, `à\0`, `ص` replace_string = 0008, `è\0`, `ث` replace_string = 000C, `ì\0`, `ق` replace_string = 0010, `ò\0`, `ف` replace_string = 0014, `ù\0`, `غ` replace_string = 0018, `á\0`, `ع` replace_string = 001C, `é\0`, `ه` replace_string = 0020, `í\0`, `خ` replace_string = 0024, `ó\0`, `ح` replace_string = 0028, `ú\0`, `ج` replace_string = 002C, `ý\0`, `د` # Third row, left to right: # (for Touch/Mini/Glo/Aura the first key moves to top row, second column.) replace_string = 0030, `œ\0`, `ض` replace_string = 0034, `â\0`, `ش` replace_string = 0038, `ê\0`, `س` replace_string = 003C, `î\0`, `ي` replace_string = 0040, `ô\0`, `ب` replace_string = 0044, `û\0`, `ل` replace_string = 0048, `ä\0`, `ا` replace_string = 004C, `ë\0`, `ت` replace_string = 0050, `ï\0`, `ن` replace_string = 0054, `ö\0`, `م` replace_string = 0058, `ü\0`, `ك` replace_string = 005C, `ÿ\0`, `ط` # Bottom row, left to right: replace_string = 0060, `ã\0`, `ئ` replace_string = 0064, `ñ\0`, `ء` replace_string = 0068, `õ\0`, `ؤ` replace_string = 006C, `å\0`, `ر` replace_string = 0070, `ß\0`, `ى` replace_string = 0074, `ç\0`, `ة` replace_string = 0078, `đ\0`, `و` replace_string = 007C, `ø\0`, `ز` replace_string = 0080, `ĳ\0`, `ظ` replace_string = 0084, `ł\0`, `.` # # Top row: Extra keys for Touch/Mini/Glo/Aura only. # (This patch cannot change the top row of the AuraHD/H2O/GloHD keypad.) find_base_address = `ƒ\0\0þ\0\0š\0\0ž\0\0` # Top row: columns 1-2 (see first key of second/third rows above.) # Top row: columns 3-5 replace_string = 0004, `þ\0`, `أ` replace_string = 0008, `š\0`, `إ` replace_string = 000C, `ž\0`, `آ` # Top row: column 6 is a duplicate of the last key on the bottom row. # Top row: columns 7-10 replace_string = 0000, `ƒ\0`, `,` replace_string = 0010, `μ\0`, `(` replace_string = 0014, `ª\0`, `)` replace_string = 0018, `º\0`, `-` </Patch>
khd-484	Cyrillic keyboard	libnickel.so.1.0.0<Patch> patch_name = `Cyrillic keyboard` patch_enable = `no` # patch_group = `Keyboard alternatives` # Enable uppercase for `ß` key replace_bytes = 851108, 00 24, 01 24 # Replace layout sign find_base_address = `ÉÀÇ` replace_string = 0000, `ÉÀÇ`, `абв` # Change keyboard layout find_base_address = `æ\0\0à\0\0è\0\0ì\0\0` # Second row, left to right: # (for Touch/Mini/Glo/Aura the first key moves to top row, first column.) replace_string = 0000, `æ\0`, `й` replace_string = 0004, `à\0`, `ц` replace_string = 0008, `è\0`, `у` replace_string = 000C, `ì\0`, `к` replace_string = 0010, `ò\0`, `е` replace_string = 0014, `ù\0`, `н` replace_string = 0018, `á\0`, `г` replace_string = 001C, `é\0`, `ш` replace_string = 0020, `í\0`, `щ` replace_string = 0024, `ó\0`, `з` replace_string = 0028, `ú\0`, `х` replace_string = 002C, `ý\0`, `ъ` # Third row, left to right: # (for Touch/Mini/Glo/Aura the first key moves to top row, second column.) replace_string = 0030, `œ\0`, `ф` replace_string = 0034, `â\0`, `ы` replace_string = 0038, `ê\0`, `в` replace_string = 003C, `î\0`, `а` replace_string = 0040, `ô\0`, `п` replace_string = 0044, `û\0`, `р` replace_string = 0048, `ä\0`, `о` replace_string = 004C, `ë\0`, `л` replace_string = 0050, `ï\0`, `д` replace_string = 0054, `ö\0`, `ж` replace_string = 0058, `ü\0`, `э` replace_string = 005C, `ÿ\0`, `ё` # Bottom row, left to right: replace_string = 0060, `ã\0`, `я` replace_string = 0064, `ñ\0`, `ч` replace_string = 0068, `õ\0`, `с` replace_string = 006C, `å\0`, `м` replace_string = 0070, `ß\0`, `и` replace_string = 0074, `ç\0`, `т` replace_string = 0078, `đ\0`, `ь` replace_string = 007C, `ø\0`, `б` replace_string = 0080, `ĳ\0`, `ю` replace_string = 0084, `ł\0`, `.` # # Top row: Extra keys for Touch/Mini/Glo/Aura only. # (This patch cannot change the top row of the AuraHD/H2O/GloHD keypad.) find_base_address = `ƒ\0\0þ\0\0š\0\0ž\0\0` # Top row: columns 1-2 (see first key of second/third rows above.) # Top row: columns 3-5 replace_string = 0004, `þ\0`, `!` replace_string = 0008, `š\0`, `"` replace_string = 000C, `ž\0`, `?` # Top row: column 6 is a duplicate of the last key on the bottom row. # Top row: columns 7-10 replace_string = 0000, `ƒ\0`, `,` replace_string = 0010, `μ\0`, `(` replace_string = 0014, `ª\0`, `)` replace_string = 0018, `º\0`, `-` </Patch>
khd-483	Remove non-system fonts in Reader list	Removes Kobo Tsukushi Mincho, Kobo UD Kakugo, OpenDyslexic. BEWARE: Also removes other sideloaded fonts. libnickel.so.1.0.0<Patch> patch_name = `Remove non-system fonts in Reader list` patch_enable = `no` # # Removes Kobo Tsukushi Mincho, Kobo UD Kakugo, OpenDyslexic. # BEWARE: Also removes other sideloaded fonts. # replace_bytes = 8C92AE, 3D F7 DC E0, 00 46 00 46 </Patch>
khd-482	Remove system fonts in Reader list	Removes Amasis, Avenir, Caecilia, Georgia, Gill Sans, Kobo Nickel, Malabar. BEWARE: Also removes sideloaded Delima, Felbridge, Rockwell, Times New Roman. libnickel.so.1.0.0<Patch> patch_name = `Remove system fonts in Reader list` patch_enable = `no` # # Removes Amasis, Avenir, Caecilia, Georgia, Gill Sans, Kobo Nickel, Malabar. # BEWARE: Also removes sideloaded Delima, Felbridge, Rockwell, Times New Roman. # replace_bytes = 8C9280, 3D F7 F2 E0, 00 46 00 46 </Patch>
khd-481	Custom page refresh options (1,32,99,Chapter -- Aura only)	1,5,10,Chapter --> 1,32,99,Chapter libnickel.so.1.0.0<Patch> patch_name = `Custom page refresh options (1,32,99,Chapter -- Aura only)` patch_enable = `no` # patch_group = `Aura page refresh alternatives` # # 1,5,10,Chapter # --> 1,32,99,Chapter # replace_int = 79B984, 4, 31 replace_int = 79B996, 5, 32 replace_int = 79BB68, 4, 31 replace_int = 79BB80, 5, 32 replace_int = 79BBEE, 5, 32 replace_string = BC8088, `5 pages`, `32 page` # replace_int = 79BA20, 9, 98 replace_int = 79BA32, 10, 99 replace_int = 79BD06, 9, 98 replace_int = 79BD1E, 10, 99 replace_int = 79BD7A, 10, 99 replace_string = BC8090, `10 pages`, `99 page` </Patch>
khd-480	Custom page refresh options (1,8,32,Chapter -- Aura only)	1,5,10,Chapter --> 1,8,32,Chapter libnickel.so.1.0.0<Patch> patch_name = `Custom page refresh options (1,8,32,Chapter -- Aura only)` patch_enable = `no` # patch_group = `Aura page refresh alternatives` # # 1,5,10,Chapter # --> 1,8,32,Chapter # replace_int = 79B984, 4, 7 replace_int = 79B996, 5, 8 replace_int = 79BB68, 4, 7 replace_int = 79BB80, 5, 8 replace_int = 79BBEE, 5, 8 replace_string = BC8088, `5 pages`, `8 pages` # replace_int = 79BA20, 9, 31 replace_int = 79BA32, 10, 32 replace_int = 79BD06, 9, 31 replace_int = 79BD1E, 10, 32 replace_int = 79BD7A, 10, 32 replace_string = BC8090, `10 pages`, `32 pages` </Patch>
khd-479	Custom page refresh options (1,2,4,8,16,32,64,128)	libnickel.so.1.0.0<Patch> patch_name = `Custom page refresh options (1,2,4,8,16,32,64,128)` patch_enable = `no` # patch_group = `Page refresh alternatives` # # cmp r5, #7; bne.n; --> cmp r5, #6; bls.n; replace_bytes = 79B830, 07 2D 9A D1, 06 2D 9A D9 # # Replacement: Base (use this value for the first menu option): replace_int = 79B760, 1, 1 # Double to get each successive menu option: replace_bytes = 79B82E, 01 35, 6D 00 # Replacement: Maxmium (stop adding options when this value is exceeded): replace_int = 79B830, 6, 128 </Patch>
khd-478	Custom page refresh options (1,2,3,...,12)	libnickel.so.1.0.0<Patch> patch_name = `Custom page refresh options (1,2,3,...,12)` patch_enable = `yes` # patch_group = `Page refresh alternatives` # # cmp r5, #7; bne.n; --> cmp r5, #6; bls.n; replace_bytes = 79B830, 07 2D 9A D1, 06 2D 9A D9 # # Replacement: Base (use this value for the first menu option): replace_int = 79B760, 1, 1 # Replacement: Increment (add this value to get each successive menu option): replace_int = 79B82E, 1, 1 # Replacement: Maxmium (stop adding options when this value is exceeded): replace_int = 79B830, 6, 12 </Patch>
khd-477	ePub disable built-in body padding-bottom	The built-in ePub stylesheet adds a line of padding at the bottom of the body element, to prevent the chapter ending on the last line of a page. This patch disables that stylesheet entry. This patch is not compatible with `ePub fixed/adjustable top/bottom margins` patch, which already removes this stylesheet entry to make room for other things. padding-bottom: %1em !important;\n --> _adding-bottom: %1em !important;\n libnickel.so.1.0.0<Patch> patch_name = `ePub disable built-in body padding-bottom` patch_enable = `no` # Multi-version patch: 3.3.0 - 3.19.5613+ # patch_group = `ePub padding-bottom alternatives` # # The built-in ePub stylesheet adds a line of padding at the bottom of the # body element, to prevent the chapter ending on the last line of a page. # This patch disables that stylesheet entry. # # This patch is not compatible with `ePub fixed/adjustable top/bottom margins` # patch, which already removes this stylesheet entry to make room for other # things. # # padding-bottom: %1em !important;\n # --> _adding-bottom: %1em !important;\n # find_base_address = `\x20\0p\0a\0d\0d\0i\0n\0g\0-\0b\0o\0t\0t\0o\0m\0:\0 \0%\01\0e\0m\0` replace_string = 0002, `p`, `_` </Patch>
khd-476	ePub fixed/adjustable top/bottom margins	This patch sets the @page margin sizes in epubs, overriding any @page margin set in the book's CSS stylesheet (but not in the XPGT stylesheet, see below). By default the top and bottom margins are set to be adjustable, their size similar to the left/right margin size set by the adjustment slider. There are options to set the top and/or bottom margin to a fixed size instead. Note that @page margins are seperate from (and overlap) both the body margins set in the book and the left/right margins set from the adjustment slider, and are added to any page margins set in the Adobe XPGT stylesheet if the book has one (e.g. page-template.xpgt). For this reason you might want to consider using the Modify ePub Calibre plugin to remove any body margins and XPGT stylesheet margins before sideloading the book, or perhaps enabling the `Ignore ePub Adobe XPGT stylesheet (page-template.xpgt)` patch. Also note that a side-effect of this patch is that the body padding-bottom is removed from the built-in stylesheet, which means that there will no longer be a blank line added automatically at the end of chapters. See at the bottom of the patch for replacement values that can be used to tune the size of the margins to suit different devices and reading modes. libnickel.so.1.0.0<Patch> patch_name = `ePub fixed/adjustable top/bottom margins` patch_enable = `no` # patch_group = `ePub padding-bottom alternatives` # # This patch sets the @page margin sizes in epubs, overriding any @page margin # set in the book's CSS stylesheet (but not in the XPGT stylesheet, see below). # # By default the top and bottom margins are set to be adjustable, their size # similar to the left/right margin size set by the adjustment slider. There # are options to set the top and/or bottom margin to a fixed size instead. # # Note that @page margins are seperate from (and overlap) both the body margins # set in the book and the left/right margins set from the adjustment slider, # and are added to any page margins set in the Adobe XPGT stylesheet if the # book has one (e.g. page-template.xpgt). For this reason you might want to # consider using the Modify ePub Calibre plugin to remove any body margins and # XPGT stylesheet margins before sideloading the book, or perhaps enabling the # `Ignore ePub Adobe XPGT stylesheet (page-template.xpgt)` patch. # # Also note that a side-effect of this patch is that the body padding-bottom is # removed from the built-in stylesheet, which means that there will no longer # be a blank line added automatically at the end of chapters. # # See at the bottom of the patch for replacement values that can be used to # tune the size of the margins to suit different devices and reading modes. # # # Push an extra 8 bytes of scratch space onto the stack replace_bytes = 473F2A, BD B0, BF B0 replace_bytes = 473F30, 02 AF, 04 AF # Save this value for the third stack argument of our later function call replace_bytes = 474292, AD F8 04 20, 02 92 01 92 # getReadingLineHeight(...) --> getReadingLeftMargin(...) e2e168 40cd8c replace_bytes = 4742E0, B5 F7 CA E9, 98 F7 54 ED # replace_bytes = 4742E4, 20 22 4F F0 FF 33, 00 23 01 22 0A 21 replace_bytes = 4742EA, 07 F1 50 0A, 00 93 01 91 replace_bytes = 4742EE, AD F8 04 20 00 93, 42 43 92 08 01 3A replace_bytes = 4742F4, 50 46 29 46, B8 BF 00 22 replace_bytes = 4742F8, 00 22 67 23, 18 A8 29 46 # QString.arg(double, ...) --> QString.arg(int64, ...) e2ded4 40c550 replace_bytes = 4742FC, A3 F7 DA E9, 98 F7 28 E9 # mov r1,sl; --> adds r1,sp,#96 replace_bytes = 474302, 51 46, 18 A9 # (Remember to pop scratch space if necessary) # # padding-bottom: %1em !important;\n # --> }@page{margin:%1px 00px %1px}body{ replace_string = B88960, `\x20\0p\0a\0d\0d\0i\0n\0g\0-\0b\0o\0t\0t\0o\0m\0:\0 \0%\01\0e\0m\0 \0!\0i\0m\0p\0o\0r\0t\0a\0n\0t\0;\0\n\0`, `}\0@\0p\0a\0g\0e\0{\0m\0a\0r\0g\0i\0n\0:\0%\01\0p\0x\0 \00\00\0p\0x\0 \0%\01\0p\0x\0}\0b\0o\0d\0y\0{\0` # # # * Replacement values start here, don't change anything above * # # Optional replacement value: Uncomment for a FIXED TOP MARGIN size in px, # default 25px. Replacement value is margin size, two digits separated by \0 # (Leave commented out for an adjustable top margin.) #replace_string = B8897C, `%\01`, `2\05` # # Optional replacement value: Uncomment for a FIXED BOTTOM MARGIN size in px, # default 00px. Replacement value is margin size, two digits separated by \0 # (Leave commented out for an adjustable bottom margin.) #replace_string = B88990, `%\01`, `0\00` # # Optional replacement value: Uncomment to set the minimum LEFT/RIGHT MARGIN # size in px, default 15px. (This margin will overlap the left/right margin # set with the adjustment slider, not add to it.) Replacement value is margin # size, two digits separated by \0 #replace_string = B88986, `0\00`, `1\05` # # Replacement value: Sets the step-size of the ADJUSTABLE top/bottom margin # (if any) in quarter-pixels. These suggested values should be very close to # the 1% step size of the left/right margins set by the slider. Larger values # will make the top/bottom margins larger than the left/right margins. # Suggested values: 24 (Touch/Mini), 30 (Glo/Aura), 43 (AuraHD/H2O/GloHD) replace_int = 4742E6, 1, 30 # # Replacement value: Set this to the size of the device's built-in top margin, # in pixels. This value is subtracted from the adjustable top/bottom margin # (if any) to compensate for any unremovable built-in top margin. # Suggested values are: # 0 For full-screen reading mode (fullScreenReading=true, all devices) # 15 for normal reading mode (Glo/GloHD, not sure for other devices) replace_int = 4742F2, 1, 0 </Patch>
khd-475	Allow download all in Browser	libnickel.so.1.0.0<Patch> patch_name = `Allow download all in Browser` patch_enable = `no` replace_bytes = 7D3D38, 50 F4 94 EC, 01 20 01 20 </Patch>
khd-474	Freedom to advanced fonts control	This patch allows the advanced font options (weight/sharpness adjustments) to work with sideloaded fonts too. (KEPUB: OTF and TTF. EPUB: TTF only.) WARNING: IT IS NOT SAFE TO ENABLE THIS PATCH IF YOUR DEVICE IS SET TO A JAPANESE LOCALE OR JAPANESE BOOKS ARE OPENED. libnickel.so.1.0.0<Patch> patch_name = `Freedom to advanced fonts control` patch_enable = `no` # # This patch allows the advanced font options (weight/sharpness adjustments) # to work with sideloaded fonts too. (KEPUB: OTF and TTF. EPUB: TTF only.) # # WARNING: IT IS NOT SAFE TO ENABLE THIS PATCH IF YOUR DEVICE IS SET TO A # JAPANESE LOCALE OR JAPANESE BOOKS ARE OPENED. # # VolumeManager.isJapanese(a) --> False replace_bytes = 613964, F0 F5 40 ED, 00 20 00 20 # N3FontTypeUtil.setupMonotypeDropdown(b,c) # --> N3FontTypeUtil.setupDropdown(UNDEFINED,b,c) replace_bytes = 79583E, 58 46 51 46, 59 46 52 46 replace_bytes = 795842, 66 F4 A8 EF, 7D F4 C4 E8 # N3FontTypeController.setupAdvancedOption --> NOP replace_bytes = 8C58C4, 61 F7 76 E0, 00 46 00 46 replace_bytes = 8C6C72, 5F F7 A0 E6, 00 46 00 46 </Patch>
khd-473	Search in Library by default	libnickel.so.1.0.0<Patch> patch_name = `Search in Library by default` patch_enable = `yes` # SearchEditBox.setSearchType(0) --> SearchEditBox.setSearchType(1) replace_bytes = 951406, 41 46, 01 21 </Patch>
khd-472	Brightness fine control	libnickel.so.1.0.0<Patch> patch_name = `Brightness fine control` patch_enable = `yes` replace_int = 8A18BA, 10, 01 replace_int = 8A18EA, 10, 01 </Patch>
khd-471	Custom font sizes	Unpatched font sizes now depend on the device's screen resolution: GloHD: 14px - 150px (48 sizes) AuraHD/H2O: 12px - 150px (50 sizes) Glo/Aura: 12px - 122px (43 sizes) Touch/Mini: 12px - 90px (35 sizes) Unpatched sizes increase in steps of 1 from the smallest size up to size 22, then in steps of 2 up to size 50, then in steps of 4 up to the largest size. I don't know how many sizes are allowed, but it is probably safe to use 50. The example replacement values in this patch result in the following ranges, with increases in steps of 1 from the smallest size up to size 48, then steps of 2 up to size 60, then steps of 4 up to the largest size: GloHD: 14px - 88px (48 sizes) AuraHD/H2O: 12px - 88px (50 sizes) Glo/Aura: 12px - 80px (48 sizes) Touch/Mini: 12px - 80px (48 sizes) libnickel.so.1.0.0<Patch> patch_name = `Custom font sizes` patch_enable = `yes` # # Unpatched font sizes now depend on the device's screen resolution: # # GloHD: 14px - 150px (48 sizes) # AuraHD/H2O: 12px - 150px (50 sizes) # Glo/Aura: 12px - 122px (43 sizes) # Touch/Mini: 12px - 90px (35 sizes) # # Unpatched sizes increase in steps of 1 from the smallest size up to size 22, # then in steps of 2 up to size 50, then in steps of 4 up to the largest size. # # I don't know how many sizes are allowed, but it is probably safe to use 50. # # The example replacement values in this patch result in the following ranges, # with increases in steps of 1 from the smallest size up to size 48, then # steps of 2 up to size 60, then steps of 4 up to the largest size: # # GloHD: 14px - 88px (48 sizes) # AuraHD/H2O: 12px - 88px (50 sizes) # Glo/Aura: 12px - 80px (48 sizes) # Touch/Mini: 12px - 80px (48 sizes) # # Start with this font size: (GloHD, Others) replace_int = 8C87E2, 14, 14 replace_int = 8C87E6, 12, 12 # # Add font sizes in increments of 1 until this size exceeded: replace_int = 8C8818, 21, 47 # # Continue from this font size: replace_int = 8C881E, 22, 48 # # Add font sizes in increments of 2 until this size exceeded: replace_int = 8C882E, 49, 59 # # Continue from this font size: replace_int = 8C8834, 50, 60 # # Add font sizes in increments of 4 until this size exceeded: # (GloHD/AuraHD/H2O, Glo/Aura, Touch/Mini) replace_int = 8C87F2, 150, 88 replace_int = 8C8936, 122, 80 replace_int = 8C893A, 90, 80 </Patch>
khd-470	Custom left & right margins	libnickel.so.1.0.0<Patch> patch_name = `Custom left & right margins` patch_enable = `yes` # Multi-version patch: 2.8.1 - 3.19.5613+ find_base_address = `\0\0\0\0\x02\0\0\0\x04\0\0\0\x06\0\0\0\x08\0\0\0\x0A\0\0\0\x0C\0\0\0\x0E\0\0\0\x10\0\0\0` # 9 values for replacement: replace_int = 0000, 00, 00 replace_int = 0004, 02, 01 replace_int = 0008, 04, 02 replace_int = 000C, 06, 03 replace_int = 0010, 08, 04 replace_int = 0014, 10, 05 replace_int = 0018, 12, 06 replace_int = 001C, 14, 07 replace_int = 0020, 16, 08 </Patch>
khd-469	My 15 line spacing values	libnickel.so.1.0.0<Patch> patch_name = `My 15 line spacing values` patch_enable = `yes` # load val1 from new table replace_bytes = 616124, 00 23 00 22 C3 F6 F0 73, 00 46 40 A3 D3 E9 00 23 # load val5 from new table replace_bytes = 61617C, 43 F2 33 33 4F F0 33 32, 2C A3 D3 E9 00 23 00 46 replace_bytes = 616184, C3 F6 F3 73, 00 46 00 46 # load val7 from new table replace_bytes = 6161AA, 00 23 00 22 C3 F6 F8 73, 00 46 22 A3 D3 E9 00 23 # load val10 from new table replace_bytes = 6161E8, 00 22 4F F0 80 43, 15 A3 D3 E9 00 23 # load val11-val14 from old table in a loop to make room for new table replace_bytes = 6161FC, 48 A3 D3 E9 00 23 07 F1, 48 A7 00 26 D7 E9 00 23 replace_bytes = 616204, 80 01 20 46 61 E9 0A 23, 20 A9 31 44 61 E9 0A 23 replace_bytes = 61620C, FC F5 46 EC 45 A3 D3 E9, 20 46 FC F5 46 EC 08 36 replace_bytes = 616214, 00 23 07 F1 80 01 20 46, 08 37 20 2E F2 D1 00 AF # load val15 from new table, jump over new table replace_bytes = 61621C, 61 E9 08 23 FC F5 3C EC, 0A A3 D3 E9 00 23 17 E0 # new table, inial values 1.0, 1.2, 1.5, 2.0, 3.0 replace_bytes = 616228, 00 23 07 F1 80 01 20 46, 00 00 00 00 00 00 F0 3F replace_bytes = 616230, 61 E9 06 23 FC F5 32 EC, 33 33 33 33 33 33 F3 3F replace_bytes = 616238, 3F A3 D3 E9 00 23 07 F1, 00 00 00 00 00 00 F8 3F replace_bytes = 616240, 80 01 20 46 61 E9 04 23, 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 40 replace_bytes = 616248, FC F5 28 EC 00 23 00 22, 00 00 00 00 00 00 08 40 # # 15 values for replacement, change these to suit: replace_float = 616228, 1.0, 0.7 replace_float = 6162F0, 1.05, 0.75 replace_float = 6162F8, 1.07, 0.8 replace_float = 616300, 1.1, 0.82 replace_float = 616230, 1.2, 0.84 replace_float = 616308, 1.35, 0.86 replace_float = 616238, 1.5, 0.88 replace_float = 616310, 1.7, 0.9 replace_float = 616318, 1.8, 0.92 replace_float = 616240, 2.0, 0.94 replace_float = 616320, 2.2, 0.96 replace_float = 616328, 2.4, 0.98 replace_float = 616330, 2.6, 1.0 replace_float = 616338, 2.8, 1.05 replace_float = 616248, 3.0, 1.1 # # The 15 line spacing values above should allow the line spacing to be adjusted # in increments of one pixel when using a medium sized font on a high resolution # device. If you use a small font size and/or a lower resolution device you may # find that increasing the slider one step at a time doesn't always result in a # line spacing change at each step. In that case, you might want to use 15 # replacement values that are not quite so close together. For example: # # 0.7 0.75 0.8 0.825 0.85 0.875 0.9 0.925 0.95 0.975 1.0 1.05 1.1 1.15 1.2 # # Also note that the KEPUB reader has problems when the line spacing value is # set too low, depending on the font used. Most of the built-in fonts are okay # down to about 0.9. If you only read KePub books then you might want to remove # some of the lower values and add some more of the higher ones. For example: # # 0.9 0.925 0.95 0.975 1.0 1.025 1.05 1.075 1.1 1.15 1.2 1.25 1.3 1.35 1.4 # </Patch>
khd-468	Custom reading footer style	This patch customises the following properties of the reading footer: * Footer height (the amount of the screen reserved for the footer.) * Caption font size (Caption = page number or other progress indicator) * Caption top margin, which changes its vertical position within the footer. * Caption font family. When editing the replacement values below, BE CAREFUL NOT TO CHANGE THE LENGTH OF THE REPLACEMENT STRING! If a replacement string is too long you will get an error when making the patch, but if one is too short then there will be no error, but strange things will happen to the reading footer. libnickel.so.1.0.0<Patch> patch_name = `Custom reading footer style` patch_enable = `no` # Multi-version patch: 3.19.5613 - 3.19.5613+ # patch_group = `Reading footer alternatives` # # This patch customises the following properties of the reading footer: # # * Footer height (the amount of the screen reserved for the footer.) # * Caption font size (Caption = page number or other progress indicator) # * Caption top margin, which changes its vertical position within the footer. # * Caption font family. # # When editing the replacement values below, BE CAREFUL NOT TO CHANGE THE LENGTH # OF THE REPLACEMENT STRING! If a replacement string is too long you will get # an error when making the patch, but if one is too short then there will be no # error, but strange things will happen to the reading footer. # find_base_address = `ReadingFooter {\n\tqproperty-footerMargin: 105;\n}\n\n` replace_string = 0000, `ReadingFooter {\n\tqproperty-footerMargin: 105;\n}\n\nReadingFooter[qApp_deviceIsDragon="true"] {\n\tqproperty-footerMargin: 170;\n}`, `ReadingFooter { qproperty-footerMargin: 105; min-height: 70px; max-height: 70px; }` # # Example replacement footer height values: Touch/Mini #replace_string = 001A, `footerMargin: 105;`, `footerMargin: 105;` #replace_string = 002D, `min-height: 70px;`, `min-height: 32px;` #replace_string = 003F, `max-height: 70px;`, `max-height: 32px;` # Example replacement footer height values: Glo/Aura replace_string = 001A, `footerMargin: 105;`, `footerMargin: 105;` replace_string = 002D, `min-height: 70px;`, `min-height: 40px;` replace_string = 003F, `max-height: 70px;`, `max-height: 40px;` # Example replacement footer height values: AuraHD/H2O/GloHD #replace_string = 001A, `footerMargin: 105;`, `footerMargin: 170;` #replace_string = 002D, `min-height: 70px;`, `min-height: 52px;` #replace_string = 003F, `max-height: 70px;`, `max-height: 52px;` # # find_base_address = `#caption {\n\tfont-size: 16px;` Replace_string = 0000, `#caption {\n\tfont-size: 16px;\n}\n\n#caption[qApp_deviceIsPhoenix="true"] {\n\tfont-size: 20px;\n}\n\n#caption[qApp_deviceIsDragon="true"] {\n\tfont-size: 26px;\n}\n\n#caption[qApp_deviceIsAlyssum="true"] {\n\tfont-size: 30px;\n}\n\n#caption[qApp_localeName="ja_JP"] {\n\tfont-family: Sans-SerifJP;\n}`, `#caption {font-size: 16px;margin-top: 00px;}\n#caption[qApp_deviceIsPhoenix="true"] {font-size: 20px;}\n#caption[qApp_deviceIsDragon="true"] {font-size: 26px;}\n#caption[qApp_deviceIsAlyssum="true"] {font-size: 30px;}\n#caption[qApp_localeName="ja_JP"] {font-family: Sans-SerifJP;}` # # Replacement caption font size value for Touch/Mini: replace_string = 000A, `font-size: 16px;`, `font-size: 16px;` # Replacement caption font size value for Glo/Aura: replace_string = 0054, `font-size: 20px;`, `font-size: 20px;` # Replacement caption font size value for AuraHD/H2O: replace_string = 008C, `font-size: 26px;`, `font-size: 26px;` # Replacement caption font size value for GloHD: replace_string = 00C5, `font-size: 30px;`, `font-size: 30px;` # # Replacement caption top margin value for all devices: # (A negative top margin moves the caption text upwards, # further from the bezel and closer to the page content.) replace_string = 001A, `margin-top: 00px;`, `margin-top:-10px;` # # Uncomment to use a fixed replacement caption font family, for all devices: # (You can change Avenir to another font name of your choice, but Avenir or # Georgia are recommended because other fonts may not be loaded when the book # is first opened and so might cause problems. Unlike other strings it is OK # if this replacement string is a bit longer or shorter than the original.) #replace_string = 00D7, `#caption[qApp_localeName="ja_JP"] {font-family: Sans-SerifJP;}`, `#caption {font-family: Georgia;} </Patch>
khd-467	Disable reading footer	libnickel.so.1.0.0<Patch> patch_name = `Disable reading footer` patch_enable = `no` # Multi-version patch: 3.19.5613 - 3.19.5613+ # patch_group = `Reading footer alternatives` find_base_address = `ReadingFooter {\n\tqproperty-footerMargin: 105;\n}\n\n` replace_string = 0000, `ReadingFooter {\n\tqproperty-footerMargin: 105;\n}\n\n`,`ReadingFooter{min-height:15px;max-height:15px;}\n` # find_base_address = `#caption {\n\tfont-size: 16px;` Replace_string = 0000, `#caption {\n\tfont-size: 16px;\n}\n\n#caption[qApp_deviceIsPhoenix="true"] {\n\tfont-size: 20px;\n}`, `#caption{font-size:1px;color:transparent;}\n` </Patch>
khd-466	Ignore ePub TOC navpoints	librmsdk.so.1.0.0<Patch> patch_name = `Ignore ePub TOC navpoints` patch_enable = `no` # Multi-version patch: 3.3.0 - 3.19.5613+ find_base_address = `\0navPoint\0` replace_string = 0001, `n`, `_` </Patch>
khd-465	Ignore ePub book CSS and Adobe XPGT stylesheets	librmsdk.so.1.0.0<Patch> patch_name = `Ignore ePub book CSS and Adobe XPGT stylesheets` patch_enable = `no` # Multi-version patch: 3.3.0 - 3.19.5613+ find_base_address = `\0stylesheet\0` replace_string = 0001, `s`, `_` find_base_address = `\0style-sheet\0` replace_string = 0001, `s`, `_` </Patch>
khd-464	Ignore ePub book Adobe XPGT stylesheet (page-template.xpgt)	Not all ePubs have an Adobe XPGT stylesheet, and the ones that do often use it mainly to set the page margins. Unfortunately those margins are added to the page margins set via @page in the CSS stylesheet, and cannot be overidden by the `ePub fixed/ajustable top/bottom margins` patch. This patch should cause any Adobe XPGT stylesheet in the book to be ignored, but for the book's CSS stylesheet still to be used as normal. (You might prefer to remove the margins from the book's XPGT stylesheet before sideloading, instead of using this patch. Calibre's Modify ePub plugin has a useful option for doing this.) librmsdk.so.1.0.0<Patch> patch_name = `Ignore ePub book Adobe XPGT stylesheet (page-template.xpgt)` patch_enable = `no` # Multi-version patch: 3.3.0 - 3.19.5613+ # # Not all ePubs have an Adobe XPGT stylesheet, and the ones that do often use # it mainly to set the page margins. Unfortunately those margins are added to # the page margins set via @page in the CSS stylesheet, and cannot be overidden # by the `ePub fixed/ajustable top/bottom margins` patch. # # This patch should cause any Adobe XPGT stylesheet in the book to be ignored, # but for the book's CSS stylesheet still to be used as normal. # # (You might prefer to remove the margins from the book's XPGT stylesheet # before sideloading, instead of using this patch. Calibre's Modify ePub plugin # has a useful option for doing this.) # find_base_address = `\0template\0` replace_string = 0001, `t`, `_` </Patch>
khd-463	Force user line spacing in ePubs (Part 2 of 2)	This is part 2 of 2. Also enable part 1 in libnickel.so.1.0.0.patch This patch prevents any line-height style set in the book's stylesheet from being recognised. It will spoil the formatting of some books, but will ensure that the line spacing set with the adjustment slider takes effect. (Unless the publisher has used the font shorthand style; see below.) librmsdk.so.1.0.0<Patch> patch_name = `Force user line spacing in ePubs (Part 2 of 2)` patch_enable = `no` # Multi-version patch: 3.3.0 - 3.19.5613+ # # This is part 2 of 2. Also enable part 1 in libnickel.so.1.0.0.patch # # This patch prevents any line-height style set in the book's stylesheet from # being recognised. It will spoil the formatting of some books, but will ensure # that the line spacing set with the adjustment slider takes effect. (Unless # the publisher has used the font shorthand style; see below.) # find_base_address = `\0line-height\0` replace_string = 0001, `l`, `_` # # Uncomment the following two lines to also prevent the font shorthand style # from being recognised. The font shorthand style is not very common in ePubs, # but where used it can also prevent the line spacing from being adjusted. # Beware that this option will likely have much bigger side-effects on the # book's formatting, because the font shorthand style is used to set the # font-size, font family, and other styles in addition to line-height. # #find_base_address = `\0font\0` #replace_string = 0001, `f`, `_` </Patch>
khd-462	Default ePub sans-serif font (Gill Sans)	This patch changes the default ePub sans-serif font from Avenir to Gill Sans. To use a different font, change "Gill" in the replacement string to another font name prefix (6 letters max.). For example change "Gill" to "Trebuc" to use a sideloaded Trebuchet font. librmsdk.so.1.0.0<Patch> patch_name = `Default ePub sans-serif font (Gill Sans)` patch_enable = `no` # Multi-version patch: 3.3.0 - 3.19.5613+ # # This patch changes the default ePub sans-serif font from Avenir to Gill Sans. # # To use a different font, change "Gill" in the replacement string to another # font name prefix (6 letters max.). For example change "Gill" to "Trebuc" to # use a sideloaded Trebuchet font. # find_base_address = `/normal/Avenir` replace_string = 0000, `/normal/Avenir`, `/normal/Gill` find_base_address = `/bold/Avenir` replace_string = 0000, `/bold/Avenir`, `/bold/Gill` find_base_address = `/italic/Avenir` replace_string = 0000, `/italic/Avenir`, `/italic/Gill` find_base_address = `/bolditalic/Avenir` replace_string = 0000, `/bolditalic/Avenir`, `/bolditalic/Gill` </Patch>
khd-461	Default ePub monospace font (Courier)	Kobo devices don't come with any monospace font. If the book's stylesheet specifies font-family:monospace; then the ePub reader will try to use the "Courier Std" font, but even if that font were installed it wouldn't work because the pathnames used by the ePub reader to request the font are wrong. This patch lets the EPUB reader use any font with a name beginning "Courier" (such as Courier Prime, available at http://quoteunquoteapps.com/courierprime) as the default monospace font instead of just Adobe's Courier Std font, and also corrects the pathnames so that it can be found. If no suitably named font is installed then this patch will have no effect. To use a different font name, change "Courier" in the replacement string to another font name prefix (7 letters max.). For example, change `normal/Courier` to `normal/Dark`, `bold/Courier` to `bold/Dark`, etc. to use HP's Dark Courier font available at http://h20000.www2.hp.com/hpsc/swd/public/detail?swItemId=lj611en librmsdk.so.1.0.0<Patch> patch_name = `Default ePub monospace font (Courier)` patch_enable = `yes` # Multi-version patch: 3.3.0 - 3.19.5613+ # # Kobo devices don't come with any monospace font. If the book's stylesheet # specifies font-family:monospace; then the ePub reader will try to use the # "Courier Std" font, but even if that font were installed it wouldn't work # because the pathnames used by the ePub reader to request the font are wrong. # # This patch lets the EPUB reader use any font with a name beginning "Courier" # (such as Courier Prime, available at http://quoteunquoteapps.com/courierprime) # as the default monospace font instead of just Adobe's Courier Std font, and # also corrects the pathnames so that it can be found. If no suitably named font # is installed then this patch will have no effect. # # To use a different font name, change "Courier" in the replacement string to # another font name prefix (7 letters max.). For example, change # `normal/Courier` to `normal/Dark`, `bold/Courier` to `bold/Dark`, etc. to # use HP's Dark Courier font available at # http://h20000.www2.hp.com/hpsc/swd/public/detail?swItemId=lj611en # find_base_address = `CourierStd.otf` replace_string = 0000, `CourierStd.otf`, `normal/Courier` find_base_address = `CourierStd-Bold.otf` replace_string = 0000, `CourierStd-Bold.otf`, `bold/Courier` find_base_address = `CourierStd-Oblique.otf` replace_string = 0000, `CourierStd-Oblique.otf`, `italic/Courier` find_base_address = `CourierStd-BoldOblique.otf` replace_string = 0000, `CourierStd-BoldOblique.otf`, `bolditalic/Courier` </Patch> http://quoteunquoteapps.com/courierprime http://h20000.www2.hp.com/hpsc/swd/public/detail?swItemId=lj611en
khd-460	Fix page breaks bug	The long paragraph bug has since been fixed in the current firmware. However this patch also has the side effect of disabling widows/orphans processing, so now enabling this patch has the same effect as setting orphans:1; widows:1; in the stylesheet of all epub books, i.e. it prevents those extra blank lines being added to the bottom of some pages. librmsdk.so.1.0.0<Patch> patch_name = `Fix page breaks bug` patch_enable = `yes` # # The long paragraph bug has since been fixed in the current firmware. However # this patch also has the side effect of disabling widows/orphans processing, # so now enabling this patch has the same effect as setting orphans:1; widows:1; # in the stylesheet of all epub books, i.e. it prevents those extra blank lines # being added to the bottom of some pages. # replace_bytes = 2C08E4, E6 D0, E6 E7 #Alternative method #replace_bytes = 2C08E4, E6 D0, 00 46 </Patch>
khd-459	Remove PDF page turn arrows at left and right edges of page	libadobe.so<Patch> patch_name = `Remove PDF page turn arrows at left and right edges of page` patch_enable = `no` replace_bytes = 0325AE, F6 1A 1D 44, 00 BF 00 BF replace_bytes = 0325CA, C3 EB 09 02 43 44, 00 BF 00 BF 00 BF </Patch>
khd-458	Preserve PDF pan position across page turns	libadobe.so<Patch> patch_name = `Preserve PDF pan position across page turns` patch_enable = `no` replace_bytes = 022D3A, 04 46, 98 BD </Patch>
khd-457	Remove PDF map widget shown during panning	libadobe.so<Patch> patch_name = `Remove PDF map widget shown during panning` patch_enable = `no` replace_bytes = 03229E, 04 46, 1A E0 </Patch>