Thread: Add library books onto a e-reader device using Linux? (bypass Adobe Digital Editions)
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Old 11-02-2018, 02:18 PM   #11
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Originally Posted by raintr33 View Post
Sigh, I have given up hoping for the day when I can download a Overdrive book using the Kobo browser from the Overdrive website which the Sony T1 was able to do many many years ago.

I have set my sight on the new Onyx Boox Nova device, which should be able to restore my easy access to Overdrive.

Goodbye, kobo...
On the Kobo device, you don't use the browser -- unless you are a masochist, using a web browser on an eInk device is not an enjoyable experience. Instead you go into search, select OverDrive and any book that are available for on-device borrowing will show up as Borrow or Place a hold. As usual, you can search for the book you want.
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