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Use a web browser to go to www. Here, you should see a list of all the books you own through Amazon. Now that you have the file, you might have to strip the Kindle DRM. What did you think of our guide? Do you now feel like you understand how to read e-books online or on your Windows or Mac computer without an Amazon Kindle device?

Did we miss an alternative approach, or were there any steps that you thought were unclear? Let us know in the comments below. Thank you for reading. Kindle for Android does. It says: No device has the permissions to download the selected content. Any solution in this case? Hello, I cannot figure out how to secure the kindle app on my pc. By tapping on an element tile you can see the reactions where it took part. Step as fast as you can on the dark tiles, and try to avoid the light tiles.

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Installation Get this app while signed in to your Microsoft account and install on up to ten Windows 10 devices. Language supported English United States. Seizure warnings Photosensitive seizure warning.

Report this product Report this app to Microsoft Thanks for reporting your concern. Our team will review it and, if necessary, take action. Let me tell you straight up - the Kindle application for PC is an absolute joke. Where to start? The Interface UI - the interface is pathetic. That means you can forget about reading in a dark room or before bed from this application.

There is no way to make the "page" - I put the word in inverted commas because it's more like a tiny strip down the middle of the screen - do anything like fill the screen, even in "full screen" mode, no matter which way you orient your device or what options you try. Even the way the UI looks is what you'd expect from the very lamest freeware, like something that was made 20 years ago and has hardly been updated since.

Features - you don't get any of the features they advertise, they seem to be reserved for users of other platforms. You'll be lucky if you can manage half a page of text per screen. Then there is the complete lack of right-click functionality, which you'd expect could be really handy in an application like this. Honestly, though, I can't think of the last time I encountered a software application with no right-click functionality at all.

Even Notepad has a right-click menu. You get a limited one in the Library but nothing at all on the reading side. Overall - Amazon should be ashamed and embarrassed to offer something so clearly useless to their customers. When you compare it to the Windows 8 Metro app or any phone app, it simply doesn't measure up. It's so bad that it got me looking at the Kobo app, which is everything this application is not - the Kobo app feels modern and slick and looks like it will be a joy to use as an eReader.

It's also got a great built-in store that makes it dead simple to buy books. It's so much better that, after thinking about it long and hard, I've decided that once I finish the books I have, I'm going to get myself a Kobo and sell my Kindle on eBay. I won't put up with being treated like a second-class citizen and you shouldn't, either. The interface is non-intuitive and difficult. I rather enjoy reading than being frustrated by this app.

Artist formerly known as Amazon Customer. I am surprised they don't maintain the same version in the Windows Store. Whenever I get a new device one of the first apps I install is the Kindle reader app. It does not have collections, table of contents, search for bookmarks etc. So in spite of the fact that I prefer to use my Surface Pro most of the time when it comes to functions like these in other applications and even the web I end up using my iPad Pro It's still hard to beat a mouse for many precision functions.

I originally came here to give a very negative review of the Windows store version. But this one is great and everything that the Windows Store one is not. Plus it has full mouse support so my searches, text marking and even moving from one chapter of a book to another from the table of contents is MUCH easier and more precise than touch with my big ham fingers.

I realize that Amazon would prefer to sell books to those that own Kindles, but why support those features in the world on IOS and Android but leave the PC version from the store so crippled? Doesn't make sense because I'm sure it is costing Amazon book sales.

I became involved with this free Kindle download so I could make use of the various functions which can make reading easier on the eyes.

It was far beyond a mere blue light problem. I thought I would re-buy one of my favorite technical books in the Kindle format and download the free app. Then work with various screen lighting and font sizes. OMG how well it worked.

I could increase the text size, which saved getting prescription reading glasses each eye is different and without paying for the top of the line glare treatments on glasses which scratch up, etc. But most of all, this app introduced me to using a dark reader for books.

I had never heard of it before. The page backgrounds become black, and the print white. What an improvement. I have since moved on to using a Dark Reader in my browser. Between the Kindle download and the browser one, my eyes are no longer exhausted and nonfunctional after reading anything all day long.

This is like a miracle. I just don't know why so few people know about the use of dark readers. Anyways, thank you Kindle! True blessing. See all reviews. Top reviews from other countries. If the book isn't entirely text based this app is useless. This app would benefit from a zoom function, when viewing comic books on it or illustrations in general as the way they look on a PC monitor or laptop screen it is always too small to read the captions or properly pick out the detail of each image.

The app has very few features and is very basic, in how it can be used. Would work ok on a good sized tablet, and in general it's fine for reading books with flowing text - but any books with pictures severely show up the limitations of this product. I know it is free to download, and Amazon as a company probably don't want to give as many features as an actual physical Kindle, but I feel less inclined to purchase ebooks when I know that I will have a difficult experience reading some of them with this app.

Having been well used to dedicated Kindle readers, and Kindle reader apps on various Android machines for many years, I am able to give an accurate comparison of this "programme" for a Windows PC. It is not an "app", because, for some reason Windows 10 does not allow the Kindle reader for an app, as does Android.

I can only surmise this is a "political" refusal. Consequently, you need to download the Kindle app from Amazon - which is not an easy task.