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Kobo finally copies one of Kindle’s biggest ecosystem advantages


TL;DR


  • Rakuten Kobo announced a new integration with StoryGraph.

  • The feature will support automatic syncing for current reads, reading progress, finished books, and star ratings.

  • The new integration launches in June.




Goodreads integration has long been one of Kindle’s understated ecosystem advantages. Kobo users, meanwhile, have mostly been stuck manually updating third-party reading trackers or relying on clunky workarounds. That changes very soon, thanks to Kobo’s newly announced partnership with StoryGraph.



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