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Originally Posted by meghane_e
The only reason Kindle has become so popular was it's ease of use and integration with the Store.
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Ease of use and marketing. Most people still have never heard of another ereader.
It was even sold in supermarkets as well as Electrical goods stores in Ireland for a while.
No doubt store integration helped, but Sony, Binatone and others had integrated stores. Nook and Kobo still do.
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Originally Posted by meghane_e
If I want to read on my phone, I would not have a Kindle.
If I want to read on my laptop, well, I don't like that.
I'm on the verge of switching to a new brand of eReader.
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I switched ages ago, but still buy ebooks from Amazon. Kindle GUI and Collections got progressively more awkward and broken.
I read almost exclusively on eInk (100% of novels), used to be Kindle, now a Kobo Sage. About 90% of my ebooks are PD. I used to let Amazon "push" to the Kindle till I discovered that a backup couldn't be restored to a replacement Kindle. All ebooks are now downloaded and managed in Calibre.
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Originally Posted by meghane_e
The Kindle Browser has not improved in 15 years. It is slow, inconsistent and clunky.
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So ANYWAY, what happened to viewing Wish Lists on the Kindle eReader Store? It was there a last week.
Also, I am NOT referring to Your Reading Lists.
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I think the browser is worse than 10 years ago.
I've never seen an on Kindle Wish List. Using a Kindle since 2013.