> Getting stuff on the device is a bit of a hassle too, because I can't exactly go plug it in to my NAS Kobo can connect to Dropbox. They hide the option on ol

> Getting stuff on the device is a bit of a hassle too, because I can't exactly go plug it in to my NAS Kobo can connect to Dropbox. They hide the option on older models but you can re-enable it with NickelMenu[1]. If you don’t want the Dropbox app installed on your machine, you can use Rclone[2] to sync files to it on demand. With a bit more setup, you can even set up Rclone on the Kobo itself and trigger it via NickelMenu to pull new books. This last part is a bit more involved. [1] https://pgaskin.net/NickelMenu/ https://pgaskin.net/NickelMenu/ [2] https://rclone.org/ https://rclone.org/