Remy Sharp • 7/22/2025

Getting my highlights & notes from KOReader [blog]

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This article details a multi-step technical process for extracting reading highlights and notes from the KOReader app on a Kindle. It covers exporting data as JSON, setting up a lightweight WebDAV server on a computer, uploading the file from KOReader via its Cloud Storage interface, and transforming the JSON output. The guide is aimed at users who buy books outside of Amazon and want to manage their annotations programmatically.

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Getting my highlights & notes from KOReader [blog]

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