- cross-posted to:
- ereader_community@lemmy.ml
- cross-posted to:
- ereader_community@lemmy.ml
The integration launches in June and will automatically sync progress with the reading platform.
The integration launches in June and will automatically sync progress with the reading platform.
I’m getting more and more convinced to buy an ereader from this company.
Also, can I upload my own books via wifi?
I will report that I have not tried uploading books via WiFi to my kobo, but I have had such simple and straightforward success by plugging the kobo into a laptop and simply dropping book files onto it like an external drive. Kobo handles the rest
Never tried via WiFi, I just use calibre. But you probably can, it’s rich with features.
I might be asking too much of a random guy, but if you own a kobo, can you pls check if such a feature exists?
You can use https://send.djazz.se/ to upload via wifi
Sorry, I no longer own one. Had one a few years ago tho and was very happy with it. I used to mostly sideload books via calibre through a cable connection but I’d be surprised if it wasn’t feasible via WiFi. IIRC I put an android launcher on it so was also able to use the browser to download directly from various free books sites.
It’s ok . thank you
Not natively. As someone else said, you can use calibre. You can also use Grimmory if you have that set up/access to someone’s grimmory server, but it does require going into the config files of your Kobo.
Standard operating procedure is just to plug it into the computer and drop files into it.
EDIT: This is said from an owner of a Clara B/W I can’t speak to other models.
I use calibre web for this. It is a bit funky to setup though depending on your level of experience. Here’s a guide to look over https://jccpalmer.com/posts/setting-up-kobo-sync-with-calibre-web/
Ugh calibre is really just so ass
10/10 features
0/10 UX
Not directly. I upload to Dropbox and can download from there.
Send.djazz.se
You can do this over hotspot, but it’s not as convenient as just dropping it in GDrive