Thread: Feature Request: Reading Timer and Speed in Calibre Viewer
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Old 04-06-2015, 07:27 PM   #18
eschwartz
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Originally Posted by BetterRed View Post
Firstly I can't get Overdrive here easily (so much for Free Trade Agreements), besides I'm not interested it using it, and I don't have a Kindle or any Amazon books apart from paper ones so I'm disinclined to look at their Cloudy stuff

So same model as now - pity.

On Windows - I use chrome (my secondary browser) to access the calibre servers so that ebook related activities (including reference and word/term look ups) don't mess with my primary browser (Firefox). I also drive chrome's access to calibre servers from Evernote.

On Android - I do it the other way round, Chrome is my primary browser, and Firefox is secondary - don't bother asking why

BR
Feel free to take a glance anyway, just to see how it might work.

OverDrive offers samples of books, no login required, which use their OverDrive Read scheme. Click and open in a new window, no obligations, you can delete your browsing history and cache afterward.
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