Which would increase drag and make it a worthless exercise. It would also mean loss of power in stormy seas, and who wants manoeuvrability in those sort of conditions anyway?
I can’t think of a feature that KOReader provides that isn't already in the Kobo software.
There are many many such features, such as
style tweaks where a book’s CSS can be altered,
plugins
an in-depth progress and session tracker,
the ability to ghost pages (like copyright and index) so they are skipped and don’t contribute to progress stats.
RSS reader
Progress syncing between instances on all books
The killer feature for me however was in-page footnotes, so they show up at the bottom of the relevant page rather than having to trigger a popup or follow a link.
It also supports wireless transfer from Calibre-web, direct download via OPDS from a Calibre server or online providers like gutenberg, or syncthing.
The problem is, as you’ve experienced, there are so many tweaks and features that it takes a long time to get to grips with the possibilities.
If a kid is in a home where they might encounter a syringe of heroin, they are removed from that home. Do the same for guns. Nuts can choose whether they want kids or guns.
Yes, it does. Thats what governance means.