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Last time I used a Kindle, you could just email a book to your Kindle email address and then the book would appear in the library. Much easier than physically c
by aero-glide2 5y ago
Last time I used a Kindle, you could just email a book to your Kindle email address and then the book would appear in the library.
Much easier than physically connecting to copy books.
- penguin_booze 5y agoI consume most of my content within the browser itself, For long reads, however, I regularly send the content over to my Kindle via. 'push to kindle' [0]; sometimes makes for a good bed time read. [0] https://www.fivefilters.org/push-to-kindle/ https://www.fivefilters.org/push-to-kindle/
- Zircom 5y agoSo Kindles don't support epubs, and for whatever inane, absurd reason Amazon does not let you use their send to Kindle function with their own ebook format azw3. You have to convert them to mobi if you wanna email them, which is missing some QOL features last time I checked, which was admittedly a looong time ago so maybe that's changed.