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Originally Posted by nabsltd
My purchased books are 160 from Amazon, and 474 from other stores, so I'm definitely not "invested in the Amazon ecosystem". I had an Onyx Boox, but now have Kindles because it's easier to get books onto them.
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Number alone say it would be less work to get the Amazon books onto another reader. The process you follow is the same either way and 160 is a lower number than 474.
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Although the reverse (KF8 to ePub) would allow someone to sideload to non-Kindle readers, it might not end up as good as a purchased ePub. But, by using Amazon's own tool to do the conversion from ePub to KFX means that I get essentially the same result as when an author submits their ePub to Amazon for conversion and sale.
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The Kindle Unpack plug-in (I think that is the correct name?) does the same thing with AZW3 to ePub. And I've learned from purchasing enough indie books, you don't always want the ePub that was uploaded by the author
