Thread: Dealing with Kindle for PC/Mac 1.19 and KFX in calibre
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Old 03-31-2022, 11:47 AM   #1443
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Originally Posted by ThatsANovelIdea View Post
Sorry if I missed some context elsewhere (VERY long thread), but you didn't mention using Adobe Digital Editions in your steps. Are you saying you were able to circumvent the need for the Adobe Digital Editions program?

I read that there is a new Calibre plugin that eliminates the need for Adobe Digital Editions, but didn't know if that is what you're using..
The first part was about the hardened Adobe DRM now being decryptable. The second part was about books from Kobo downloaded using the Kobo desktop app. This uses Kobo's proprietary DRM which Obok will remove. Please note that Obok does not work for Kobo Plus books (since they are basically a borrowed book, that doesn't bother me).

And yes, I often use the DeACSM plugin to save me a step in downloading epubs and then importing them to calibre.
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