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Bare-text chapters are now translatable. Some EPUBs (often converted
ones, e.g. Aozora/Gutenberg conversions) carry chapter prose as bare text
directly inside <div>/<body>, separated by <br/><br/> instead of <p> elements. Such text had no block structure, so translation,
highlighting, search jumps, and Kindle-note matching only saw the headings.
Chapters are now normalized on load: each run of bare inline text becomes a
synthetic paragraph (split at 2+ consecutive <br>, spacing preserved),
consistently across the reading view, sidecar caches, and translated-EPUB
export.
Wrong-language translations are caught. When the model answers in a
language whose script clearly doesn't match the target (e.g. Chinese
returned for a Japanese target), the request is retried once with a
stronger instruction; if it still doesn't comply the paragraph shows an
error instead of caching the wrong text.
Fixed
Chinese ⇄ Japanese translation reliability. The translation prompt
told the model to return text "already in the target language" unchanged,
which made kanji-heavy Japanese pass through untranslated with a Chinese
target (and vice versa) — and the untranslated result was then cached.
The prompt now states the task in the user turn in a form that
translation-tuned models (e.g. TranslateGemma) also follow, and no longer
offers the pass-through escape hatch.
Reasoning models' chain of thought leaked into translations. Content
ending with a </think> marker (e.g. Qwen3 with thinking nominally
disabled) now has everything before the marker stripped.