Klib 2.0

Free Manage your notes and highlights for Kindle or iBooks.
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Klib is intended to help you manage your notes and highlights for Kindle or iBooks. Besides, it supports synchronizing them with Evernote, Duokan and Amazon. Good to know that the application lets you import data in various ways. In this regard, you can connect your Kindle to your computer the way you always do or use your Amazon account to keep your data synchronized.

The tool’s interface makes it very easy to use. There are no hidden features and the preferences were kept simple. Besides, there is a detailed explanation of how to use the app right on its main page on the developer’s site. What is more, you can get answers to as many questions as you may have by contacting the developer via Telegram.

Luckily, books can be grouped, which lets you focus on those you are currently reading. Similarly, you can pick multiple books and mark them as read. Fortunately, you can also change anything you want, such as a title and author, at any time. It is also very convenient that you perform a search from the left panel to find the desired book or note. In this regard, you can use different criteria, like author, title or highlight’s properties.

Luckily, Klib integrates perfectly with the Kindle app. For instance, it lets you open the book exactly on the page where you made your note, so you will not waste time on browsing. But not only that, Klib helps you overcome Kindle’s limitations in terms of reviewing chapters of a book by marking them. more

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Pros

  • Integrates with the Kindle app
  • Allows grouping books or marking them as read
  • Supports saving your data as a local database or synchronizing them on your Evernote account
  • Copies notes as Markdown
  • Allows marking chapters

Cons

  • Not recommended for managing bibliographies

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Nice! I actually never bother to highlight things from my Kindle app because I never know what to do with them after. Klib is really useful. Recommend to you.

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