If you’ve got more than 1,000 books and have the official Dropbox app installed, Marvin conveniently let’s you launch the Dropbox app as an alternative (tap the launch icon in the top toolbar). Note: due to technical limitations, Marvin will show up to 1,000 books in your Dropbox. Now choose Dropbox again from under the cloud button and Marvin will find all your EPUB books: If you didn’t already link Marvin to your Dropbox account, Marvin will prompt you to do so (this only happens once):Ĭhoose Yes and enter your credentials to continue (if you have the official Dropbox app installed, you won’t even need to do this): To access books in your Dropbox tap the cloud button at the bottom of either the home or library screen and choose Dropbox: If you’re already a Dropbox user, this is probably the easiest way. Dropboxīeyond a one-time login, Marvin doesn’t need any special configuration to get your books into its library from Dropbox. Remember that Marvin reads DRM-free books in the EPUB 2 format. Browse and get books from any website with downloadable eBooks.Connect to OPDS servers with or without authentication including a calibre or COPS server.Transfer books using iTunes file sharing.Put books anywhere in your Dropbox and Marvin will find them.That way I have access to my entire library from any of my computers (Win,Linux, and Mac), as well as the web.Marvin is incredibly flexible in this regard. I like to keep my Calibre library in DropBox. This is one of the few free and open source applications that exceed anything in the commercial market.
And even if it doesnt, it makes it really easy to fix them yourself. As for your specific problem with author's names, Calibre can automatically fix most of those errors for you, by matching your book to online sources on the internet. Content server for online access to your book collectionĬalibre will create a folder system based on author's names.
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