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frafra · 07-07-2018, 04:21 AM

Hi everybody!
time for a new ebook reader! I would like to have an ereader that does not require to use Adobe Digital Editions to manage DRM ebooks. I read that Tolino allows to download DRM ebooks from the web browser and manage them; is it cool as it sounds? What about Kobo, do they have the same functionality? I read that the Aura One has Overdrive, so I suppose it has a way to use DRM ebooks without using a PC.

Do you ever tried to download a DRM ebook directly from your ebook reader? Did it worked?

Thanks!

07-07-2018, 04:21 AM	#1
frafra Member Posts: 22 Karma: 10 Join Date: Jun 2014 Device: Onyx BOOX M92 (broken), Kobo Aura HD (stolen), Kobo Aura H2O 2nd ed.	Ereader compatibility with public libraries Hi everybody! time for a new ebook reader! I would like to have an ereader that does not require to use Adobe Digital Editions to manage DRM ebooks. I read that Tolino allows to download DRM ebooks from the web browser and manage them; is it cool as it sounds? What about Kobo, do they have the same functionality? I read that the Aura One has Overdrive, so I suppose it has a way to use DRM ebooks without using a PC. Do you ever tried to download a DRM ebook directly from your ebook reader? Did it worked? Thanks!