See also: • • is a free, web-based app that you can visit by going to. On one side, it’s a good thing. You don’t have to spend money on Kindle e-reader or Amazon Fire tablet. You don’t even need to own a smartphone with a screen large enough to let you comfortably read. All you need is an Amazon account.

Kindle Cloud Reader has the interface similar to dedicated Kindle apps. You’ll see here a list of books you bought on Amazon, and be able to read them. Before we move on to the details, there is one thing to be clarified. Many users confuse Kindle Cloud Reader with other services and features offered by Amazon. Let’s take a closer look at each one: Amazon Cloud Drive It’s a cloud storage service offered by Amazon, similar to Google Drive or Dropbox. It has nothing to do with your Kindle books. You can use it to store pictures and personal documents, to make them available from any device by simply signing in to your Amazon Cloud Drive account.

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Kindle Fire Underground App release: September 2016. This hidden object game app is available as a free full version game. In Amazon’s Underground app store for Kindle Fire. Plot: Undersea complex called Emerald Maiden hides a lot of dark mysteries. On the surface it appears to be a paradise, when in fact it’s not what it seems to be.

Kindle cloud library All the books added to Kindle account are stored on Amazon servers, not on the particular device. This remote archive is called the “cloud”, and you can access it from any Kindle device or app, and obviously Kindle Cloud Reader. The Kindle cloud is everything under Manage Your Content and Devices (formerly Manage Your Kindle) section in your Amazon account settings page. Kindle Cloud Reader It’s not the Kindle e-reader, not Amazon Cloud Drive, and not your Kindle cloud library. It’s a way to access your Kindle cloud library via the web browser. So, in fact, it’s a webpage with a special interface that lets read books on a computer.

Note: make sure to log out from your Amazon account before leaving the public computer. It’s available for Kindle users around the world Kindle Cloud Reader was launched in August 2011. At that time it was available only for Kindle users registered in Amazon.com. Now, the web-based Kindle app is available globally, including users of localized Kindle Stores (UK, Germany, France, or India, to name the few). No matter which Kindle Store you’re logged in, you can access your books in a web browser – from anywhere in the world. The pattern for url address is the same in all Kindle Stores – type “read” before the domain of your local Amazon site.

Here are the examples: • Kindle Store UK – • Kindle Store Italy – • Kindle Store India – • Kindle Store Canada – Users from countries, where localized Kindle Stores were launched, may have two accounts: one for Amazon.com, and one for the local Amazon site. This might be the source of confusion. Some users expect they could access the Kindle books from both accounts.

That’s not possible. Example. If you live in Germany, when you sign in with Amazon.com credentials, you’ll see only the books bought in the American Kindle Store. To see the books bought in Kindle Store Germany, you’ll have to sign out from Amazon.com, and sign in with Amazon.de credentials. You can’t add and read your personal files Usually, users can add personal documents to the connected Kindle device or app, by sending them to a special email address. They can also download these personal documents from the Kindle cloud to particular Kindle apps.