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Originally Posted by Sirtel
Personally, I don't bookmark, underline or annotate, so the lack of sync doesn't bother me in the least. My reading position is all I have to remember, and I find it faster manually than by any automatic sync (yes, I tried the latter when I used Kindles. Too time-consuming, because I prefer to keep wifi off most of the time). Besides, I can always store my reading position in calibre and restore it to any of my Kobos later if I really need it (in case of factory reset, for example).
YMMV.
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Agree 100%. Though I do highlight and annotate material I'm proofing, but I have zero interest in sync that to another ereader (or letting Amazon have a copy). I only want to export it.
I've also used Calibre to save then restore all positions and status when copying to a new ereader. It can't write back highlights & annotations, but I use Kobo Utilities and copy those per ebook to text files for my use. I found the Paperwhite 3 much worse for the purpose of proof reading and annotating.
The DXG was terrible.