Thread: Borrowing ePubs directly to eReader
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Old 11-17-2017, 07:05 AM   #1
rcentros
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Borrowing ePubs directly to eReader
It looks like the Overdrive app on the Sony PRS-T2 no longer works, but I'm still able to borrow Overdrive books from the Fort Worth Public Library via the T2's built-in web browser, which allows me to bypass the need for ADE on my Linux computer). Are there any other ePub Readers that will allow direct downloading of Overdrive ePub books? I'm pretty sure the Nook GlowLight 3 won't be able to do this (since, I don't believe, it has an available web browser). I've been borrowing so long with the Kindle that I don't even know how I used to do it with my Nook (if I ever did).
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