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Old 02-11-2021, 06:15 PM   #6
JSWolf
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Originally Posted by tomsem View Post
It is really no big deal to use a browser to purchase books, and for the most part, I prefer that experience to the in-app (or on device) purchase (and use a browser probably 95% of the time). I can have multiple tabs open and defer an immediate purchasing decision indefinitely, for example. And I can deliver it to the app/device of my choosing.

Conversely, it is impossible to purchase books from Apple using a browser. That’s not the case for other ecosystems.

I am curious how the Series experience differs across ecosystems.
The series experience on Kobo is much nicer then that of the Kindle. You can even use the series feature on Kobo with side loaded eBooks using Calibre. You cannot do so with side loaded eBooks on a Kindle. Amazon has locked up the database nice and tight. Also, Kobo has collections that can be managed from Calibre as well as multiple ways to sort.

All of this can be done without the need to jailbreak or patch. It's all available with the stock firmware.
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