Thank goodness for Calibre. I was able to convert my Kindle library into EPUB for reading on any device or app I want, since Kindle for Android is just awful wi

Thank goodness for Calibre. I was able to convert my Kindle library into EPUB for reading on any device or app I want, since Kindle for Android is just awful with TalkBack. Instead of reading the book with TalkBack, if I want the book to automatically move on to the next page, I have to have system TTS read it, and when the screen locks, it can't move to the next page so just stops right there. It'd be much better if it either keeps the screen on, lets me read the book with TalkBack like it does for VoiceOver on iOS, or continues reading with the screen off. Then again, Google Play Books is even broken with TalkBack so that I can't swipe through a page (it just turns the page lol), so the bar isn't set high for reading apps for Android, from a blindness perspective anyway. So I just plop them into ElevelLabs reader cause it works well. And yes it's legal for blind people to do this, breaking DRM and such.