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That's unfortunately the one we've already tried. For whatever reasons we can't seem to actually download the books that were purchased.
by TavsiE9s 6y ago
That's unfortunately the one we've already tried. For whatever reasons we can't seem to actually download the books that were purchased.
- solstice 6y agoAre you sure? They do obscure the direct download links on the German kobo site (kobobooks.de), apparently preferring people to use their e-readers sync functionality. But last i checked I was able to download the kepub files after some browsing around in the web interface. I can't verify this now as the site isn't loading for some reason
- solstice 6y agoReplying to myself here. it is indeed possible. On the website, go to "My account -> my books" (for me that's https://www.kobo.com/de/en/library https://www.kobo.com/de/en/library) where you see all the covers of your books. Directly underneath the cover are three dots "...". Clicking on them brings up a small menu with a download option. But now that I think about it, it might also have sth to do with the fact that coincidentally, all the books I bought on Kobo seem to be without DRM (publisher is Tor.com), so maybe that's got sth to do with it as well.