


And how it appeared on my Kindle Paperwhite: This document converted perfectly, but it was also.

While it's a very specific use case, this is primarily how I wanted to use my Kindle. Youre better off just converting them using Calibre. I'm talking about getting a daily edition of the websites you love, delivered to your Kindle either in the morning or at night, without any extra interaction once it's been set up. If the book is not sold through Amazon, or you prefer your own cover, you plug your reader and transfer the files through Calibre the cover will still get destroyed by Amazon once you unplug, but Calibre will restore it next time you connect your Kindle to Calibre, and this time it will stay. Now, all of this is great, but what if you wanted to take the previously mentioned concept further and say, read content from your favorite websites? Yes, you can use the experimental browser found on the Kindle, but the experience isn't all that great, and to be frank, navigating a website on a Kindle is cumbersome.
