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by forgotpwd16
1238 days ago
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The OG comment mentions JS codebase being bundled to a browser engine. Then it's mentioned that it makes sense to do that. And then you specifically asked "does it need a js engine though?". For this specific app, the answer is yes. You cannot open an epub directly on browser and you need to parse it to do that. That somehow for this app is JS. If your question was whether epubs may contain JS then it's wrongly posed. |
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> Ebooks are basically HTML, so this is one case where bundling a browser engine is going to be necessary in any case.
and my point was contesting the statement that a full browser engine is necessary for displaying epub, the implementation language is not the point.