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Old 12-26-2014, 08:58 AM   #23
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Join Date: Mar 2010
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Device: Kobo Forma, Icarus, iPad Mini 2, Kobo Touch, Google Nexus 7
I've recently got an iPad mini 2, and am looking for an ebook reader which can access all my content currently stored in Dropbox. My earlier tablet is a Nexus 7 2012, and I use FBReader happily. However, the ebook readers I've got on the iPad won't allow me to navigate to Dropbox and pick up my content without jumping through various hoops moving files around.

iBooks tells me the epubs are an unrecognised format; I'm told I have to import all my ebooks into iTunes. I don't seem to be able to do that for some reason. The Neo Soar (?) reader wants me to copy all my books into it's own folder along with their covers (if I have one). Given my library has a folder for each collection, then folders for each author, then a sub-folder for individual books, this is not going to happen as I have over 600 ebooks...

If anyone has a recommendation for a reader that will just navigate to Dropbox, then to the book I want without having to mess around with formats and dedicated folders, I'd be grateful. (I manage my books on the Mac using Calibre.)
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