Thread: Microsoft is taking back ebooks
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Old 04-02-2019, 10:04 PM   #13
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I honestly had no idea the Microsoft Store even had an "ebook" business to get out of. That probably has something to do with me having never been to the Microsoft Store, I suppose.

Wait; is that why Edge on Windows 10 annoyingly tries to open any ebooks I happen to click on?
Actually Edge was the only way to read books purchased from Microsoft. And yes, it has native support for viewing .epub files (though it does not seem to register for this file type on iOS).

I’m sure you can change the settings on Windows 10 so Edge isn’t default app for .epub.
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