I've done it, but it's an annoying number of steps and I have to re-remember how to do it every time.
IIRC, you get Kindle Desktop, and then you download a local copy of the book within that, and then you rummage around until you remember where it stores downloaded book files get the file, and then you add it to calibre (which you have installed a third-party plugin to to de-DRM things) to de-DRM it. At which point I convert it into epub, because I don't think my Kobo reads mobi, but possibly that step is skippable with the right Kobo model!
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Date: 2019-06-16 03:05 am (UTC)IIRC, you get Kindle Desktop, and then you download a local copy of the book within that, and then you
rummage around until you remember where it stores downloaded book filesget the file, and then you add it to calibre (which you have installed a third-party plugin to to de-DRM things) to de-DRM it. At which point I convert it into epub, because I don't think my Kobo reads mobi, but possibly that step is skippable with the right Kobo model!