in reply to pope of nope 🇺🇦

@lkundrak Its indeed pretty weird that a browser wont read epub natively. I don't know what is the reason for this, it seems like a no-brainer. Then all of the accessibility features you have handy in the browser would just be reused. I have to look into why is it not the case. It should be just a packed up static website tbh. It technically is just that. @cachondo
in reply to Sean Randall

@cachondo
According to wikipedia

"EPUB requires readers to support the HTML5, JavaScript, CSS, SVG formats, making EPUB readers use the same technology as web browsers."

It means that an epub reader is a full web browser engine. It's quite crazy how big of a requirement it is. And the fact it needs Javascript? You can have apps inside epub, lol.

But it also means that whatever accessibility features you want to have - you can have them in epub.
@lkundrak