Calibre, a veteran e-book management software, released version 6.29: add "record zoom level" function and fix multiple Bug

CTOnews.com, October 20 (Xinhua)-- Calibre is an established open source e-book management software that can also be used to manage devices such as Kindle. It can view, convert, edit and classify e-books in all major formats and is available in Windows, macOS and Linux versions.

The icon of ▲ Calibre is officially released in Calibre 6.29. The updated contents of CTOnews.com are as follows:

New feature reader: add command line flag-- new-instance to force the viewer to open a new window, even if the option to always use a single viewer window is set

Reader: Image popup: add a check box to remember the zoom level used last time

Bug repair Annotation browser (Annotations browser): fixed an issue with export highlighting in Markdown, excluding all chapter titles for books with only one highlight or multi-level catalog per chapter

Reader: fixed a regression issue that may cause the viewer to enter an infinite loop when displaying search results with only one unfound match

Reader: fix problems where occasional search results are marked as unfound even if found

TXTZ output module: the module retains the image only if the text format is a format that can reference the image

TXTZ output module: fixed an issue where the cover could not be correctly identified in the generated TXTZ metadata

FB2 input module: fix a problem where the comments section is not shown in the directory

Linux:Content server: do not invoke listening on pre-activated sockets

Fixed sort order of hierarchical categories with similar names

Fixed a regression issue that prevented HTMLZ and TXTZ file covers from being read

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