Thread: Who Really Owns Your E-Books? Switching from Kindle to Kobo
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Old 10-23-2024, 10:59 AM   #13
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Originally Posted by JSWolf View Post
I know there is the Android method. But is there any other method if you don't have a pre-2024 Kindle registered to your account? The Windows and Mac apps are getting updated such that they are not longer compatible with DeDRM. The PW6 no longer allows D&T. I'm thinking the other two don't as well.
Not that long ago I finally got around to retrieving a handful of Kindle books from an ancient moribund account. I downloaded an older version of Kindle for PC to my Windows 11 computer, added the relevant plugin to Calibre, downloaded the books and put them in Calibre. Done. It was a trivial process. I did figure I had better do it while I still could -- but I wouldn't have been brokenhearted if I'd let it go too long, either.
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