If I see a possible alternate path I'll mark it with the word 'clue', so watch for those and head down those paths to write your own improved answer if you wish. This assumes you have PURCHASED AN EBOOK and are just PISSED OFF THAT WITH THAT PURCHASE YOU DON'T HAVE THE FREEDOM TO READ IT AS A PDF (A FREEDOM WHICH I THINK YOU SHOULD HAVE).Īlso, there are possibly other paths to accomplish what I'm about to describe. I'm going to explain how to do some things but DON'T STEAL BOOKS. However, I have a solution, but Linux users (including myself) aren't going to like it.įirst off, let me say: DON'T STEAL BOOKS OR ANYTHING ELSE! BUY THEM! PAY AUTHORS FOR THE THOUSANDS OF HOURS THEY PUT INTO THEIR CRAFT AND THEN WRITING ABOUT IT. How to convert purchased Amazon eBooks to PDF format: Update: in ~/.config/google-chrome I have the following: gabriels:~/.config/google-chrome$ lsĬertificate Revocation Lists Safe Browsing Channel IDsĬertificateTransparency Safe Browsing Channel IDs-journalĬonsent To Send Stats Safe Browsing CookiesĬrash Reports Safe Browsing Cookies-journal Enough of this proprietary 'read through Kindle app only' garbage. My aim is to convert the Kindle ebook to a PDF format (which I much rather prefer) for offline reading on any device. OS X Kindle App: Where are the books located? - Ask Differentīut for Linux there doesn't seem to be an answer.Where is my Ebook that I just bought from Amazon Kindle to my PC? - Ebooks Stack Exchange.

Where does Chrome stores offline books downloaded using Amazon-Cloud Extension on Windows 7? - Stack Overflow.

Where are Amazon Kindle ebooks located on my Linux PC after I download them for offline reading with the 'Kindle Cloud Reader' Chrome app, & how do I convert them to PDF format?

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