This time, attempting to update the address yielded a different error. Then I tried logging in with my Walmart account and it, too, showed a different email address. When I logged into with my Kobo account, then went to account settings, it showed a different email address than my login, and any attempt to change the email address gave me an error.

Ill post it here in full detail just in case somebody else searches for this issue and took similar steps. I ran into a problem updating my email address in account settings, but I found a solution. I've attached some screenshots for your viewing pleasure.įor those interested, here's the English Wiki page about those symbols: Is there anyway to verify what's the source of the problem? Is the publisher font really missing those glyphs?Įdit: I should've added that the book renders perfectly in ADE.Įdit2: As a side note, here's another example of the display issue I reported here (also to Kobo, directly), only this time when the title is mixed Hebrew and English which turns out much messier. Interestingly, when using the built-in Kobo Nickel font, it seems to have picked a font with Hebrew glyphs in order to render the text, but that font seems to have those missing diacritic symbols as well. The end result was rendered owefuly, compared to using a side-loaded font. I side-loaded a Hebrew book I borrowed from the library (using libby), and while reading it using the publisher default font(s), I came across a place in the text that some diacritic symbols' glyphs were missing from the publisher font, or so it seems.

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