Thread: Tried using Google Play for ebooks
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Old 06-22-2025, 11:53 AM   #4
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Thanks for the replies.

I don't recall finding a Google Play Books app. I'll have to find it and see how it is.

I haven't done enough with Google to have much of an opinion, but I wasn't impressed with trying to get the reader to work for their ebooks. I suspect if I'm going to deal with the bother, unless the Google e-reader is a lot better than the Kindle books I got (which isn't saying a lot), it's going to have to be pretty good to be worth dealing with another format.

I DO wish there was a way to use a better editor like Coolreader for my various ebook sources, but I haven't wanted to go though the bother of dealing with DRM and ADE and having more tools to mess with.

BUT, I'm probably just being lazy and crotchety and need to give it a try. It would be nice not to have a different app for every kind of ebook I read.
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