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I recently started using kindle highlights along with https://readwise.io/ https://readwise.io/ and it works like a charm!
by Advaith 7y ago
I recently started using kindle highlights along with https://readwise.io/ https://readwise.io/ and it works like a charm!
- bosie 7y agoDo you mind expanding how you use that service?
- submeta 7y agoThank you very much for that tip! Tried it, fell in love with it immediately. It imported my highlights from my Kindle and from my iBooks library and shows me my Highlights in a much better way than Amazon's web interface is able to do (https://lesen.amazon.de/notebook?ref_=kcr_notebook_lib https://lesen.amazon.de/notebook?ref_=kcr_notebook_lib) Also, it allows me to export all of my highlights. Finally it adds a gamification dimension, showing me random five hightlights from my books. PS: Through this site I learned that my Kindle highlights reside in a in file called `My Clippings.txt` (in /Volumes/Kindle/documents/My Clippings.txt) This is something I always wanted to know, because I have many books I uploaded to my Kindle device via USB (so no clound sync available).
- thisisit 7y agoWhat is the format of the 'My Clippings.txt' file? The reason I am asking is because I use Google Play Books most of the time. All highlights in Google Play Books is stored in Google Docs under "Highlights _Book_Name_" and I am wondering if readwise works for those.
- tristanho 7y agoHey there, Readwise founder here. Unfortunately 'My Clippings.txt' is a narrowly (and honestly, pretty awfully) defined format that Kindle devices generate. So that won't work for Google Play Books. That being said, we want to build a separate Google Play Books importing tool -- it's on our roadmap!
- mariushn 7y agoWhat do you think about https://booxia.wensia.com https://booxia.wensia.com ?