Thread: New version of DRM removal tools ("DeDRM")
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Old 03-10-2016, 10:38 AM   #512
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Originally Posted by issybird View Post
Just another anecdotal account: I didn't buy much from Amazon back in the day when I was all epub, but once I came around to Alf because it was too inconvenient not to have all mycurrrent books on all my devices I bought quite a bit. If future purchases can't be put on my Kobos, that's the end of that, though; I've not yet transitioned to Kindle (although I have no doubt I'll be there eventually, as Kindle will be the last man standing IRT e-ink devices).

I'm also on the verge of a new computer. For various reasons including this, I should keep Old Bessie running, but still, quelle inconvenience.

Funny. What with Kobo's going over to VIP-only discounts and Amazon's cracking down on de-DRMing, I may not need this thread any longer. Oh, the irony! My overbuying in recent years is looking like a better and better investment.
I don't see Kindle as the last man standing in electronic ink devices as being even the most remote possibility.
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