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Old 05-21-2020, 11:44 PM   #4
DNSB
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Device: Kobo Sage, Libra Colour, Lenovo M8 FHD, Paperwhite 4, Tolino epos
There are no Kobo Forma specific plugins. The KoboTouch driver comes with calibre and there is the KoboTouchExtended driver which allows on the fly conversion to kepub which can be added. Otherwise, the KoboUtilities plugin is pretty much the only other plugin that I consider a necessity.

That said, the other plugins I use are
  1. Kobo Books which downloads metadata and covers from Kobo.
  2. KindleUnpack for extracting epubs from azw3.
  3. ModifyEpub which I find a bit better for my uses than calibre's built-in Polish.
  4. Find Duplicates. Once you get over a couple of thousand books...
  5. Obok for removing DRM from books downloaded from Kobo using their desktop application.
  6. DeDRM for obvious reasons.
  7. QualityCheck and JobSpy which are swiss army knife plugins. I use a few of their tools on occasion.

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