Thread: Is there any Mobi reader with highlight support?
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Old 09-10-2014, 02:37 PM   #4
princeyann
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Originally Posted by eschwartz View Post
The best suggestion I can offer you is to stick to one service.

For example, Marvin (iOS app) and Moon+ reader or Mantano (Android apps) can sync to another copy of the same app via dropbox. Helpful -- not.

The Kindle for PC app will sync annotations, via Amazon's cloud, with Kindle for Android/iOS apps and the hardware Kindles. It offers the best multiplatform sync. And you can use Send-to-Kindle to get non-Amazon-purchased books synced, with annotations. Unfortunately last I heard you cannot download Personal Documents from Whispersync to the PC app. So -- useless.
Thank you for the advice. I am going to keep using manual/copy-paste annotations in that case.

I thought that I could abandon the PDF format for ebooks, but it is the one which offers the best highlight support right now - I can import/export highlights with Foxit Reader and if I make a highlight on the PC I can view it when reading it on the Kindle.
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