Amazon will stop allowing you to download purchased ebooks to your PC?
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Amazon Kindle Book Changes
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Urgh yeah Amazon is doing it again.....this isn't the first time Amazon has moved toward making Kindle more restrictive....
I am quite confident that the community around Calibre will find a way to access Kindle internal filesystem as the first step to copying and ultimately decrypting the content there and converting it to format enable elsewhere, but we can only hope.
I am quite confident that the community around Calibre will find a way to access Kindle internal filesystem as the first step to copying and ultimately decrypting the content there and converting it to format enable elsewhere, but we can only hope.
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"If you use a Kindle app on Windows" - "you are not affected"
That's encouraging.
That's encouraging.
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Holding thumbs otherwise it may be a "dry" month or twoMegamixer56 wrote: Sat Feb 22, 2025 10:54 am "If you use a Kindle app on Windows" - "you are not affected"
That's encouraging.

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So far So good with Kindle app and calibreMegamixer56 wrote: Sat Feb 22, 2025 10:54 am "If you use a Kindle app on Windows" - "you are not affected"
That's encouraging.
