Thread: The Kobo DRM-free epub fiasco
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Old 02-10-2015, 08:30 PM   #211
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Originally Posted by JSWolf View Post
I disagree. Kobo eBooks are trivial to deal with. You just use Kobo Desktop to download. Any that do not have a download button or a working download button, you use Obok to strip the DRM and then Modify ePub to strip all the kepub added stuff and it's back to a standard ePub.

B&N might be slightly harder to setup to remove the DRM, but once set, it's no harder than Amazon.

So when it comes to stripping DRM, the best OS to use is Windows.
Kobo ebooks are not trivial at all if I want to read a drm free book right away on my tablet because I have no way to download it. And I really dislike the Kobo app. If it's drm free I should be able to download and read on whatever app I choose.
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