How to Still Read Old Kindle Books on Your Computer after Amazon Abandons Support

The recent update to the Kindle desktop reading app has left many readers worried about their ability to read old Kindle books. With the introduction of new formats such as KFX, it seems that Amazon is phasing out support for older versions of the app. However, there is still a way to continue reading your favorite books.

If you are looking for an alternative to the latest version of Kindle for PC/Mac, I would recommend downloading the old version 1.17. This version can still read azw3 format books, which can be easily decrypted using a Kindle Serial Number. The books downloaded to Kindle Paperwhite 1 and previous generations can also be accessed.

However, if you have a Kindle that is no later than Paperwhite 1, you will soon reach the point where you cannot remove DRM anymore. This means you won't be able to convert your books into print format or read them on other devices. The KFX format is initially going live on Kindle Paperwhite 2 and later generations.

If you still need to remove DRM from azw format books, there are two solutions available. You can either use a software called Epubor Ultimate, which offers a 20% discount here, or convert the books to epub format using other

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