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I boosted this a while ago, but I’m “quote-boosting” it to increase the chances of people seeing it.

If you’ve bought Kindle books on Amazon, you have until the 26th February to download them as files!

(Once you’ve downloaded them, you can strip the DRM; instructions in the boosted post. But download them first and then figure that out, okay?)
toot.cat/@skye/113992648879817…


For any readers who go "huh": It is possible to download all your Amazon ebooks, remove their DRM with DeDRM, make some backups and, if desired, delete your Amazon account. Well, until February 26th it is possible, so do it now before they are lost forever.
umatechnology.org/how-to-de-dr…

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villainous friend

I made some improvements (imo!) to the bulk Kindle ebook downloader script that got shared yesterday. It should be able to get ebooks from amazon.co.uk, amazon.de and amazon.com now.

github.com/bellisk/BulkKindleU…

#kindle #amazon

in reply to Terence Eden

@Edent
Amazing! I wish I had it yesterday, before I downloaded hundreds manually, but glad to have it today to get them all.

I'm on a Mac so it didn't work until I installed XQuartz and added it to my path.

I removed the PyVirtualDisplay parts so XQuartz wouldn't be required; I think it's only needed on Linux and only if you want to use the `--showbrowser` parameter (for me Chrome wasn't headless anyway).

github.com/extra808/BulkKindle…

in reply to villainous friend

Just tried this (on Windows10/UK store) and had multiple issues - Amazon kept throwing up a captcha screen when it launched, then Chrome kept prompting for a saved passkey... Had to comment out the auth steps so it launched the browser, allowed me to login and then wait for the sleep to finish. Now trying to download 803 books but failing as it can't find the content-disposition header (probably as I haven't got a compatible device registered 🙁 )