Calibre

New features

• PDF Output: Add an option to discard the book cover instead of inserting it as the first page of the PDF
• Content server: Allow opening the book details page for a matches book from the Full text search results page

Bug fixes

• Windows: Fix empty data folder getting created in directory calibre is launched from when changing title/author for a book with an existing data folder
• LIT Output: Fix error converting anything to LIT on Windows
• Ignore failures to expire old trash during startup
• Amazon metadata download: Fix retrieval of publisher information from amazon.fr

New news sources

• ThePressProject by Sotiris Papatheodorou

Improved news sources

• Guardian & Observer
• Washington Post
• Private Eye
• Associated Press

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I have my calibre synced from pc to Nextcloud and use the android app to link them together.

I mostly read reference books - recipes, photography, history - so I don't need, or have the space to keep the books on my mobile phone.

This works great however, what I'd really like to do is read my books without having to download them first.

I guess I'm looking for a lazy approach to reading my reference books without storing them all on my phone.

Anyone have any different approaches that I can learn from?

Hi! Does anybody know how to change the format of the dates to YYYY-MM-DD?

Thanks!

I have 3 different libraries, one for comics, one for TTRPG books, and my main one for actual eBooks. My main library is over 4GB with over 1,000 books.

No, I haven't read all of them, but I am working on it. They have been collected over the last 15 years from Sony eReader store, Kobo books, Amazon Kindle, B&N, Archive.org and other Public Domain books hosts, Humble Bundle, Story Bundle, and various other places.

Largest categories are Sci-Fi, Fantasy, and Mystery.

I wish there was a way to link to an Android app.

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