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Originally Posted by knc1
Would that be a "show stopper" for you?
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For me personally it would be important, because I have my own OPDS server running on my NAS using
COPS.
But even witout custom catalogs it could be interesting for many other users. The feedbooks OPDS catalog is providing a lot of free public domain books in different filetypes. This and other catalogs made available with a nice interface directly on the Kindle would be a wonderful thing.
Given that I'm not able to code myself, I don't want make demands, what to include and what not.
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Originally Posted by knc1
Another thought -
Check if the Midori browser supports an OPDS plug-in - -
http://midori-browser.org/
The work on that browser here is close to being generally workable. |
I can already access my library with the Kindle webbrowser. As the K4 is a non touch device, the navigation with a browser is not ideal. That's why I thought, a real app would be a good idea. I hope, not only for me.
Thereby I wonder why the prefix of the thread is "K5". Especially for non touch devices such an app would be useful.