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I also have a Boox, but do you have good suggestions on how to get articles or books on the device and sync? I end up not really using them because there are so

I also have a Boox, but do you have good suggestions on how to get articles or books on the device and sync? I end up not really using them because there are so many options: e-book apps from different stores (e.g. Amazon Kindle) or that read from local storage (e.g. PocketBook), syncing of PDFs (e.g. Dropbox) which are difficult to read, syncing epubs but then you have to find them back... What is your process for getting stuff on the device, and for keeping it organized (or at least finding back what you're currently reading)?

quacksilver 3y ago
My process has been creating a separate Google Account for the device and putting everything on the Google drive account associated with that account. I can then upload books to the cloud. I could probably also set up an upload email address with something like ifttt if that way inclined. I then download things from Google Drive and open them in the Boox Neo Reader app (the reader that ships with the device) which seems to organize things OK and track which page you were on (though I only tend to be using 2 or 3 textbooks actively at a time) Maybe there is a better workflow, but that seemed to work at the time when I bought the device and have served my needs. I have never met another Boox owner in my life to compare workflows with and it isn't something I have thought about looking for. Perhaps someone could write an app or SaaS to simplify it...