Joël de Bruijn

What's your favorite font for reading ebooks?

https://lemmy.ml/post/40238722

What's your favorite font for reading ebooks? - Lemmy

cross-posted from: https://reddthat.com/post/56012089 [https://reddthat.com/post/56012089]

Dec 12 at 8:29pmWeb
Show threadscorchingheatDec 12
Atkinson Hyperlegible Next for Sans, Literata for Serif. I switch between the two every now and then to keep things fresh.
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Show threadSpikesOtherDogDec 12
OpenDyslexic. It’s just super easy to read.
Show threadcalliopeDec 13
I have been using Kindle for a while due to convenience, and I’ve been using the Bookerly font.
Show threadverity_kindleDec 14
My Kobo’s font library is kinda sad, I miss the fonts I had on my Kindle. I tolerate Kobo Nickel- it’s the best of the worst! I just escaped the stifling Kindle ecosystem, I can’t go back!
Show threadjcorveraFeb 2
Fonts on the Kobo are stored in /fonts. You should be able to grab favorites off of the LaTeX Font Catalogue and just copy them over.
Show threadjcorveraFeb 2
Currently? TeX Gyre Pagella for Serif and Libertinus Sans for Sans. Both based on Zapf’s Palatino and Optima. Both readable, at least to me.
Show threadLimeranceFeb 2
Something with serifs. Publico is my current font on Apple Books. Caecilia Concensed on my old Kindle.