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I have a recent generation Kindle Paperwhite, and you don't have to do anything special to "side-load" ebooks onto it. As long as they're in a compatible forma
by Wingman4l7 6y ago
I have a recent generation Kindle Paperwhite, and you don't have to do anything special to "side-load" ebooks onto it. As long as they're in a compatible format, you just copy them into a specific directory -- IIRC it's something like /documents/Downloads -- and they'll show up on the device once it's disconnected from your computer.
- solarkraft 6y ago> As long as they're in a compatible format Which (as far as I remember) doesn't include epub, the ebook format.
- Wingman4l7 6y agoCorrect -- EPUB is still not supported, and IMO, is a very deliberate exclusion. MOBI is still supported, which was always funny to me... until I looked it up again just now and found out that Amazon bought the parent company way back, so that makes more sense actually.
- solarkraft 6y agoYep. With KOReader it's all smooth sailing, however.