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Old 11-17-2022, 11:46 PM   #10
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Originally Posted by CathyA View Post
Inbound email size limit is 50M on the Amazon side. Your specific email sender may have a lower size limit on attachments. Gmail is currently 25M, Yahoo mail is 25M, Outlook.com is 34M, etc.
Thanks, I haven't used email delivery for a long time, because Send To Kindle was always more generous (and lets you fix the title/author, pick a device to send it to).

But web is even better, might even work with mobile devices browsers (have to try it). And unlike the current version of Send To Kindle, it has direct support for EPUB.

Not planning to uninstall Send To Kindle. It's supposed to get an update, for one thing (to remove mobi support, add epub support etc.).
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