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Originally Posted by Nils.B View Post
Thanks a lot to David (DNSB) and Yapyap for the detailed responses!

I have one specific question left regarding PocketBook:
- For PocketBook (Era) / KOReader users: How seamless is dictionary lookup and highlight export (specifically to Markdown / .md files) in KOReader on PocketBook compared to Kobo? Does KOReader run just as smoothly on PocketBook OS?

Best regards,
Nils B.
I have a different Pocketbook model and I can confirm that Koreader runs even better on Pocketbooks than it does on Kobos because it integrates with the built-in firmware. You can always choose between the built-in reader and Koreader when opening an individual book from the library screen, and you can also opt to never ever leave Koreader, if that's what you prefer.

Exporting highlights and dictionary lookups is trivial as well, I can share my script that exports my dictionary lookups to anki if you are interested, you should be able to export it to .md as well.
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