Thread: Is Calibre compatible with Apple Silicon M1 Macs (using rosetta 2)?
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Old 11-22-2020, 01:27 PM   #15
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Originally Posted by lisainIL View Post
FYI - If you have an eInk Kindle device and use the "download & transfer via USB" method, since you're bypassing the Kindle for Mac app in this situation, Alf's tool & Calibre work fine.
Best anyway. KFX is evil and adds DRM even when Publisher selects DRM free.
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