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 <p>Thorium, like several other ebook readers and reading systems stores imported publications in its own filesystem space, as this provides a guarantee that per-publication state and external metadata (e.g. bookmarks, settings, annotations, DRM status, etc.) can be reliably attached.</p>
 
-<p>If you need to open files without using advanced reading features, and want to keep a manual maintenance of ebook files, you can consider using an alternative. A possibility is the Readium2 “test app”, a basic reader-only app (i.e. no library / bookshelf) which provides rudimentary support for ebook features (bookmarks, highlights), with a crude user interface designed for testing the SDK. You may give it a try using the automated builds from GitHub’s releases page:
-https://github.com/readium/r2-testapp-js</p>
-<p>Adding a "one shot reading" feature is not on our road map. Neither is the maintenance of a stable web reader. 
+<p>If you need to open files without using advanced reading features, and want to keep a manual maintenance of ebook files, you can consider using an alternative. A possibility is the Readium2 “test app”, a basic reader-only app (i.e. no library / bookshelf) which provides rudimentary support for ebook features (bookmarks, highlights), with a crude user interface designed for testing the SDK. You may give it a try using the automated builds from <a href="
+https://github.com/readium/r2-testapp-js"> Readium2 “test app”GitHub’s releases page</a></p>
+<p>Adding a "one shot reading" feature is not on our road map. Neither is the maintenance of a public stable web reader. 
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