Thread: Forma Where on the internet can I see the notes/highlights I've made on sideloaded books?
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Old 09-29-2019, 10:58 AM   #26
davidfor
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Originally Posted by Mivey View Post
So, just out of curiosity, I had a look at the KoboReader.sqlite inside my Aura One.

This is the output I get from .tables:
AbTest OverDriveCards WordList
Achievement OverDriveCheckoutBook content
Activity OverDriveLibrary content_keys
AnalyticsEvents Reviews content_settings
Authors Rules ratings
BookAuthors Shelf shortcover_page
Bookmark ShelfContent user
DbVersion SubscriptionProducts volume_shortcovers
Dictionary SyncQueue volume_tabs
Event Tab
Images Wishlist

And for the life of me I can't find anything there that seems to store credit card data. The closest might be various access tokens, but to use those you'd also need to figure out how the Kobo Web APIs work.
No, the credit card info isn't in the database. But, I didn't say that. And I deliberately didn't say how I would use the database.
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To delete those all you need to do is drop the respective entryies in user:
drop table "tablename"

If anyone wants do this, simply copy the KoboReader.sqlite onto your PC, install sqllite on you machine, and just open it. Even without SQL it shouldn't be that hard to drop any table that seems "bad" to you.
That is correct, and I would recommend doing at least that if you are going to use the site under question. But, that is more than most people would be willing to do.
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