If you aren’t 100% sure of the source, just click “Cancel”). It’s safe to click on “ Run” so please do so (though generally I highly encourage people to be cautious about running downloaded. That’s it! Now just click or tap on the “ Download” button and you’ll see the following pop up on the bottom of your Web browser: It takes you to a special page on that lists all digital downloads you’ve ever purchased through the site, including, yes, our Kindle reader: Once you’ve completed this transaction you’ll be left looking at this:Īmazon will email you a receipt that includes a download link but why wait? Instead, click on “ Your Digital Items” from the receipt shown above. That means you’ll need to click to “ Add to Cart” then “purchase” this software (remember it’s free so you won’t be billed anything).

In the Amazon store itself it turns out that the Kindle Reader for Windows app is just another item, so search for “kindle reader for windows” on and you’ll find this:Īs you can see, it’s free, but you still have to go through the purchasing sequence.

Third party apps for $3.99 or more? What happened to the free Windows Kindle reader app from Amazon itself? Again, I cannot explain why it’s not in the Microsoft Store but there’s a workaround… Easy.īut… what if you do want to get the Kindle Reader for Windows app for your PC? As I’ve already mentioned, the results of a search for “kindle” in the Microsoft Store is rather confusing: So you can use this and once you’re logged in, keep it open in a tab in your browser. The above is shown in Microsoft Edge, the default Windows browser, and as you can see, it looks great and has the familiar interface you’d find on a Kindle, even to the Cloud / Downloaded tabs. It’s easy, just go to and once you’ve logged in, you’ll see all your Kindle ebooks and be able to click, zoom, change fonts and read to your heart’s content: Either way, you can still download and install the Kindle Reader for Windows app, it’s just a bit more hassle than going straight to the store.īut let’s start with that web-based reader. Do Microsoft and Amazon just have a bit of a tiff happening behind the scenes? Maybe. With one odd and notable exception: It doesn’t show up in the Microsoft Store. The Kindle reader app can be found in just about every app store for various operating systems, from Android to MacOS X. In fact, you can read Kindle books directly from a Web browser, without any software needed, which means that you could read your Kindle books on your TV if you wanted! Or even in your car, if you have a Web browser as part of your infotainment system.

People don’t talk about the Kindle as much as they did a few years ago, but the devices have gotten quite a lot better and the overall Kindle ecosystem is now really rich and supports just about everything you can imagine.

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