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Originally Posted by pbennett
It's not necessarily for web browsing - often it's just web *access*. A perfect example is feedbooks.com Kindle Download guide. It's a Kindle format book of all of feedbooks public-domain content organized by author, by title, etc. Every book has a download link - clicking it while reading just switches to the browser (which ends up being an empty page) where you get a prompt from the Kindle confirming if you want to download the content to the device's memory (it'll download any of its supported formats). Boom - you've got that public domain book on your Kindle without ever having to use your computer and download through USB.
The download guide even has a link on its cover that lets you update the guide itself - downloading the latest version.
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Thank you everyone for the responses. That functionality does seem like a nice bonus. I knew I was missing something
