Bad Apple -PīTW Amazon has made the Kindle app almost unusable. Unfortunately Apple doesn’t want us to have easy access to our information. I’ve been able for years to easily copy and paste my audible books and Kindle books to develop the same table format, then add alphabetical rows (A, B, C, etc) which are then added to a table of contents, duplicate the whole database so I can sort one by author and another by title, then PDF the result.
They won’t let one print the list of your purchases, and block every other way, so I used TextSniper to copy the text of the listings - slow work given multiple pages - pasted the result in a Nisus Writer Pro document, cleaned up the results and converted it into a table. Well, I finally found a way to get my (extensive) catalog listing of my books on Apple Books.
#Import file formats bookpedia for mac#
Though given under the feedback drop-menu “ Which version of Books for Mac are you using?” it only goes up to v1.5 while the latest is v4.4(!), one wonders if anyone cares if they can’t even keep the current versions correct. This makes curating a library in the Books app almost impossible to do now.Īpple Books.app replacement needed - #4 by jimthing third-party) ePubs/PDFs have these 3 fields editable purchased books have ZERO fields that can be edited at all anymore. Worse, currently only non-Apple Bookstore (i.e. Previously we also had Year, Category, Comments, and Description available to us. The only editable fields available currently are Author, Title, and Cover. Since the Catalyst version of the macOS Books app was introduced in the last version of macOS, proper metadata tag editing has been removed for most fields.
Reinstate proper metadata tag editing in Books app on macOS & make all fields viewable across Apple OS’s.
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