Okay I have about 900 Kindle books that I've paid for. I've never dared try stripping the DRM off them in case Amazon somehow finds out and blocks my account, losing me the rest of them. But since Amazon's planning on deprecating my Kindle in May now I guess I have nothing to lose. What would everyone suggest? And can anyone recommend a good e ink reader to replace the Kindle that can read files from any source?

@afewbugs Maybe you can put KOReader onto your Kindle and continue using it? https://koreader.rocks/

Getting it set up is, honestly, a bit janky. And the design is sometimes a bit rough around the edges - but! - it has _all_ the options, displays all the formats and even has PDF-reflowing, for reading A4 PDFs comfortably.

KOReader

@afewbugs ... it looks like KOReader supports all Kindles

https://github.com/koreader/koreader/wiki/Installation-on-Kindle-devices

Gosh, it is only a half-recommendation though. It really does seem a bit nerds-for-nerds with the instructions for setting up.

Installation on Kindle devices

An ebook reader application supporting PDF, DjVu, EPUB, FB2 and many more formats, running on Cervantes, Kindle, Kobo, PocketBook and Android devices - koreader/koreader

GitHub

@douginamug @afewbugs

I KOreadered my Kindle with Winterbreak, it was easy. Highly recommend it!