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ryder · 05-02-2026, 05:29 AM

Yeah, I thought that too. I kinda hoped some of you track it somehow on their device.
My semi optimal solutions would be to put some dummy ebooks without any text and then I could put them to "book finished" whenever I read a book more than once. Or we all have some ebooks which we never finish, because they might not be what we expected. I always give a book some time to get good, but after 20%-25% if it is not getting better, I put them to rest in a folder called: not good. Then I could put those to finished whenever I reread an ebook.

I don't want to mess around with the sqlite file or how it's called. Unless some of you figured a bulletproof solution for that to change the finished books stats manually.

05-02-2026, 05:29 AM	#3
ryder Enthusiast Posts: 48 Karma: 10 Join Date: May 2024 Device: Clara 2E	Yeah, I thought that too. I kinda hoped some of you track it somehow on their device. My semi optimal solutions would be to put some dummy ebooks without any text and then I could put them to "book finished" whenever I read a book more than once. Or we all have some ebooks which we never finish, because they might not be what we expected. I always give a book some time to get good, but after 20%-25% if it is not getting better, I put them to rest in a folder called: not good. Then I could put those to finished whenever I reread an ebook. I don't want to mess around with the sqlite file or how it's called. Unless some of you figured a bulletproof solution for that to change the finished books stats manually.