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Originally Posted by kiwidude
It can be a complicated problem to deal with depending on whether you use autopopulated lists vs manual lists, and the fact that users can read a book multiple times so auto-removing based on a #read yes/no custom column won’t work. Thanks JimmXinu for describing what you should do if you use the manual list type.
If you use the autopopulated list type it has an advantage, in that if you read a book on your device (Kindle in my case) you can delete it on the device when finishing the book. Then the next time you plugin the device with Calibre, your reading list is updated to remove that book automatically from the reading list. This is the approach I personally use with this plugin, along with a “Kindle” tag for books on the device so I can easily see which books I have synced when generally browsing calibre rather than viewin a Reading List.
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You mention deleting the book directly from my kindle, something I have not thought about doing.
This will be an even easier way of removing the book, and then letting the Reading List Plugin update itself the next time I connect my kindle.
Thank you.