Thread: DRM workaround: Kindle for Android
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Old 08-23-2023, 11:50 PM   #424
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Originally Posted by dullspoon View Post
How do I remove downloaded content from Bluestacks after I don't need it anymore?
So I followed the instructions and managed to get everything setup and it seems to be working. I have managed to download and convert the files I wanted but I can't seem to figure out how to delete the downloaded folders from the Bluestacks Media Manager. I can delete the files but the folders are still there. Even once I have removed the books from the device and returned the book on Amazon.
From Library => Downloaded, I click and hold on a book until it gets a checkmark. Repeat for all the downloaded books and then click on the 3 vertical dots menu and Remove Download. Remove Permanently would also work but then redownloading the book ends up being a pain. Looking at the /sdcard/Android/data/com.amazon.kindle/files folder shows some of the files used by Kindle for Android are still there but the book folders are gone. If I remove the K4A system folders from Media Manager, they get recreated the next time K4A gets run so I don't worry about them.
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