Thread: Dealing with Kindle ebooks in calibre
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Old 08-22-2024, 07:43 PM   #139
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Originally Posted by Lief View Post
As I wrote I have already reported the problem before writing it here, but unlike what you write I reported the problem as a bug of Kindle PC app for ebooks that should be DRM-free (I don't really care/use the download&transfer via usb method... I used to get backup with the Kindle PC app since I cannot download manga for my kindle 4 anyway). I just asked to do the same to those that care about it. The D&T via usb was just the example that I used because this is the first example I could think of of how to prove that the ebook was actually drm-free and therefore there is a bug with the Kindle PC app, I never said to use the same example.

In any case it is completely useless to write to me over and over again "leave the d&t via usb alone"... I am not Amazon, I have already reported the Kindle PC app bug.
You could call Amazon and tell them that what you reported was a mistake and see if that helps cancel it. Besides, you are so very wrong. What you say is a bug is not a bug. It's a deliberate action taken by Amazon.
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