Luke Laboe

I build web apps to solve all my problems.

➡️ Read the web on your Kindle

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@jjreadings Yes! https://t.co/LaYfPvNrbe was custom built to handle this exactly.

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@_subiii_ That's why I use https://t.co/ba7m0gOrOe - automatically sends my newsletters or any web article I want directly to my Kindle...

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@Eric_Smith08 https://t.co/rnmGlYD20U is a tool that brings this to the next level. It's a browser extension that makes sending web articles to Kindle effortless.

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@latthaee @haerichill There are many ways, but https://t.co/ba7m0gOrOe is a tool that was built specifically to handle transferring ao3 to Kindle. Completely free to try

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@ApplesauceDip You should seriously look into https://t.co/ba7m0gOrOe if you're looking to send ao3 to your Kindle. Just a couple clicks in a Chrome extension and it shows up on your device

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@mariannekreyes Absolutely! https://t.co/rnmGlYD20U makes it super easy, just a few clicks in a Chrome extension and it's sent to your Kindle

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@sergebezborodov @KorayGubur https://t.co/rnmGlYD20U makes it possible to send any web article to your Kindle in a few clicks - it even generates a TLDR and puts it at the top.

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@rightbackbobass These are all great tips. https://t.co/rnmGlYD20U is a tool that makes all of this way easier. It can send fics directly to your Kindle with a few clicks in a Chrome extension, completely free to start

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@jjreadings https://t.co/rnmGlYD20U is a great tool to send files to your Kindle. Once your account is set up, you just drag and drop any EPUB or PDF you want sent over. Good luck!

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@soleisreading Try https://t.co/ba7m0gOrOe - you can drag and drop EPUBs and PDFs that you want sent to your device

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@hauntxmexthen there's an even better way — https://t.co/ba7m0gOrOe sends any AO3 fic straight to your Kindle as a proper EPUB, entire work at once. way better than the browser! free to try 🌿

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@Alvin1492840 https://t.co/ba7m0gOrOe takes Send-to-Kindle even further — Chrome extension, one click, any article or AO3 fic on your Kindle in seconds. Ads stripped, AI summary included. Free to try 🌿

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@jesswhitbreadd_ @fatherfgre not stupid at all! https://t.co/ba7m0gOrOe makes it super easy — Chrome extension, go to any AO3 fic, click "Entire Work" then the readleaf icon, and it's on your Kindle in seconds. free to try 🌿

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@lwts75 @lthslesbian yes!! and https://t.co/ba7m0gOrOe makes it even easier than sendtokindle — Chrome extension, one click from any AO3 page, entire fic on your Kindle in seconds. free to try 🌿

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@saltedsan if you don't already, https://t.co/ba7m0gOrOe makes it super easy — sends any AO3 fic to your Kindle entire work at once, one click. free to try 🌿

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@Alvin1492840 https://t.co/ba7m0gOrOe does this in one click — Chrome extension, no emailing needed. Strips ads, adds an AI summary, sends it as a clean EPUB. Free to try 🌿

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@leggettmatt @Suhail That's a good idea! If you like reading different types of content on your Kindle, you might like a tool like https://t.co/ba7m0gOrOe You can send any web page (articles, newsletters etc.) directly to your e-reader.

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@frankenswallows yes! any e-reader can handle PDFs. for uni readings, https://t.co/ba7m0gOrOe makes it even easier — upload any PDF from the dashboard and it sends wirelessly to your Kindle or Kobo in one click. no email needed

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@nonregemesse You didn't ask, but you can also send web articles and newsletters directly to your Kindle with a tool like https://t.co/ba7m0gOrOe 😊

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@nonregemesse Hi 👋 To answer your questions:

1) Yes, PDFs can be easily read on Kindles.

2) Converting PDFs to EPUB is a whole different story, but you shouldn't have to do that. You can send PDFs and EPUBs to Kindle without any extra steps.

3) If you own the EPUB or PDF file, yes.