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Originally Posted by zoran
Syncing is pretty complex. My first idea would be firewall on every
device, but it puts stress on the proper function even more. Modern
firewalls let the session start and wait for the possible answer. If the
rule is not dynamic, there is no chance to accept incoming session.
Wifi router could be set to not process outbound session and not
receive any incoming one. At least dd-wrt could do that. Manual for
iptables will show you all possibilities at hand. Ipfw and pf are way
better firewalls, but they are not available for small firmware like
dd-wrt. If all this puzzles, I agree. One menu option in kobo firmware
is better than everything above. That means software has to foresee
what end user wants. Further, to put info in one well written manual.
So, more work for kobo guys, but it is the situation all software
companies have to manage.
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I think the only way to not have your bookmarks sync at all is to use the 'ePub' version of the book, which you should be able to download off of
http://www.kobobooks.com - these are not cloud-synced.
Any other way, as soon as you sync your library, bookmarks get updated on our servers.
I'm afraid we didn't think there would be that much of a need to NOT sync your devices.
