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Old 10-08-2020, 06:39 PM   #48
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Originally Posted by rcentros View Post
The biggest advantage Amazon has over Kobo (that I've seen) is that (in the U.S. anyhow) Amazon has a lot more old history and religious public domain books that have been cleaned up and repackaged for a dollar or two and these are what I mostly buy on Amazon. So it's probably a bigger deal to me than others but, for my purposes, Amazon's selection is much better. Some of these "repackaged" books are DRM'd, but not all of them.
Calibre 4.23 with DeDRM 6.8.0 and you can have an ePub from those Kindle eBooks.
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