Thread: Should Kindle Readers support Epubs?
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Old 03-17-2020, 02:47 AM   #11
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Originally Posted by tomsem View Post
If they supported reading of (DRM free) ePub format, expectations would be that it would also be something that you could annotate and that it could be stored as Personal Doc with location/annotation syncing, and read with any of the Kindle apps.

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but anyone who understands that sentence probably also knows how to format shift in calibre and how to send the .mobi file to kindle, so their needs are already covered

the reason amazon don't/won't do it is that 99& of their customers don't know what this means "If they supported reading of (DRM free) ePub format", don't want to be educated, and will blame/call amazon when books will not open
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