Now that I have a bit of experience with Calibre-web, I have to say that it's not the greatest solution.
1. It uses the built-in API for requests, meaning that only ePubs (converted to kepubs) and kepubs are being uploaded to the device
2. It does not sync notes in any way shape or form
As such, is there anything that can completely sync the contents of my device?
I have seen the
KoboCloud which should allow me to sync with my NextCloud server, but not sure how well it works.
If there was something like GitHub/GitLab, where you can sync chnges from all your devices, that would have been amazing in my opinion.
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Originally Posted by ZodWallop
Those are just placeholders until you start using your device. If they persisted, then yeah, that would be crummy. But they do not last long. You are free to dislike them, but I'm hard pressed to take those complaints seriously.
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Nah, it made an unfortunate first impression (I really disliked the image being displayed), but I wouldn't really consider it as any serious downside.
Still wish there was an option to customize the screen layout, even if it was from a pre-selected option or required a PC-companion.
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Originally Posted by ZodWallop
The double My Books has to do with the history of the Kobo home screen. The four buttons at the very bottom are fairly new. Before those, My Books was a link hidden in a hamburger menu on the top left.
The My Books 'button' (and I do agree, it's just a big, fancy button) was handy. Now, it should probably be replaced by something else.
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Are they still missing from the older devices? I can see them being less handy on smaller eReaders.