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I've read it here on MR that using a Kindle to borrow eBooks from Overdrive requires a computer. Sony was the only brand that allows Overdrive borrowing without a computer (well it was back then).
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The only thing that would be impossible is if it crashed the browser. Happily, I can report from experience that it doesn't. (At least no yet. They may "update" their website.)
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Is this being done from a stock Kindle that anyone can use as is? Do you have to change any settings that most people would know find/know about?
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Kobo is not incompatible with OverDrive any more than any other EPUB device. They just require using a computer and ADE.
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Kobo is more compatible with Overdrive then a Kindle because more eBooks are available in ePub and if you are not using a US library, then you don't get a Kindle option. So overall, a Kobo is much more Overdrive friendly.