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Current Kindles will accept .epub files sent via the "Send to Kindle" feature, converting them to be read.

• goosedragons 1y ago
  Which leaves them up to the mercy of Amazon's conversion system. Did they fix it choking on the text encoding yet or is there a decent chance of it messing with apostrophes still?
  • rahimnathwani 1y ago
    Which leaves them up to the mercy of Amazon's conversion system. How so? You can convert the files to mobi using Calibre.
    • goosedragons 1y ago
      Then you're not using "Send to Kindle"!
• boznz 1y ago
  Until I got my Kobo this was my preferred method. Shame the Kobo does not have such a feature.
  • theothertimcook 1y ago
    https://send.djazz.se/ https://send.djazz.se/
• vunderba 1y ago
  I have a pretty old Amazo Kindle Paperwhite (10+ years old) and if you use the send to Kindle email address, you can only send ePub to it, they discontinued support for mobi at some point.
  • rahimnathwani 1y ago
    OP doesn't want to use Amazon services, so sending files via Amazon's email service isn't relevant.
    • theothertimcook 1y ago
      https://send.djazz.se/ https://send.djazz.se/
• rahimnathwani 1y ago
  OP doesn't want to use Amazon services, so 'send to kindle' isn't relevant.