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Originally Posted by mobama
Is it trivial also for those who are about to do it for the first time?
Besides, I know that to convert e.g. a Word document to an html takes less than a minute. However, to clean up all the mess in the source code, such as to remove the font definitions, correct blockquotes, etc. takes forever.
There are use cases when it's easiest to have an app that simply opens the file, whatever the format. I'd be happy to have something like X-plore file manager with its file viewers installed on every device.
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It depends on what one's needs are. Do you read mostly traditional books, in 2 or 3 different formats at most, and want the best reading experience you can get? Then nothing beats converting your books to the format best supported by your reader. Or do you work with many different files and documents, in many different formats? Then indeen your best option is to get an Android reader on which you can install different apps.
As the OP mentioned Kindle and Kobo books, I'd guess he/she belongs in the first group. Unfortunately we don't know why he/she is against converting the books.