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Old 11-02-2021, 12:09 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by salamanderjuice View Post
Cool! Yeah, part of why I went with an Android reader is that I could clone the Kindle/Kobo accounts and have one for my Japanese stuff and one for my English stuff. Kind of pain that I have to do that though.
Can I ask, for your android reader - which do you use and how did you load dictionaries? I had an Onyx Boox for a very brief period of time, and while I enjoyed some features (the TTS was the bomb, easily my favorite feature), I was really really annoyed that they didn't have any dictionaries loaded. I could not, for the life of me, find a compatible dictionary there are no really good STARDICT Japanese dictionaries it seems.

I'm definitely open to an android e-reader, namely because I would kill to be able to do anki flashcards on my ereader. Kobo nor Kindle will run ankiweb in the web browser.
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