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Originally Posted by LordP
Finally someone who actually read what I posted.
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I maintained what I said and that wasn't a joke, but maybe it wasn't clear enough.
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Originally Posted by samhy
Because Kindle is a reader dedicated to the .mobi and .azw formats, while Kobo has a limited support for it. Try to put a vanilla .epub book in a Kindle, the Kindle won't know what to do with it.
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I don't know for now, but before the .mobi support was stated as limited. And in my book, as I like to have options, I prefer to have a support which isn't working all the time (Kobo with .mobi files) than no support at all (Kindle with an .epub file).
I have described exactly the same behaviour with one .mobi file in another thread, but as it happens I was able to read the next one without any issue. For some I couldn't read them at all. So, it really depends on the .mobi file and all of them aren't equal, as stated by someone earlier.