Background on Firefox setting Digital Rights Management (DRM) Content with Google Widevine

[Quellen]

If we didn't have libraries then I'm sure they'd be banned by a
consortium of greedy media companies. My local library can buy
a copy of a movie and loan it out, which is perfectly legal with
copyrighted material. Unfortunately, most of the US doesn't have
good local libraries that can afford to stock a wide selection
of DVDS.

BUT some/many/most/all local libraries can request materials from other
libraries. It may take a while, but it's possible. Our library loans
passes to State Parks, hotspots, chromebooks, e-books and other stuff
that I don't know about in addition to books, DVDs and CDs.

There is also the world-renown free public Internet library, whose goal,
based on what they write, it to make every book possible available to you.
https://openlibrary.org/

[Mickey D]

Post by Quellen
There is also the world-renown free public Internet library, whose goal,
based on what they write, it to make every book possible available to you.
https://openlibrary.org/

I am not sure but I think Google Scholar & Gutenberg & a few others do too!

Annas Epub Library https://annas-archive.org/
Anybook Epub Library https://www.readanybook.com/
Authorama Epub Library http://www.authorama.com/
Edu Epub Library https://www.base-search.net/
Ebooks Epub Library https://www.ebooks.com/
Ebooks Netlib https://www.free-ebooks.net/
Engineering Epub Library http://www.freeengineeringbooks.com/
Feedbooks Epub Library https://www.feedbooks.com/
Google Scholar Epub Library https://scholar.google.com/
Gutenberg Epub Library https://www.gutenberg.org/
Internet Epub Library https://archive.org/
Libgen Epub Library https://libgen.is/
LibriVox Audio https://librivox.org/
Manybooks Epub Library https://manybooks.net/
Open Epub Library https://openlibrary.org/
Pdfget Epub Library https://pdfget.com/
Science Epub Library https://www.science.gov/
UPenn Epub Library https://digital.library.upenn.edu/

Any others people know about for free epub books online?

[Ken Blake]

Post by Quellen

If we didn't have libraries then I'm sure they'd be banned by a
consortium of greedy media companies. My local library can buy
a copy of a movie and loan it out, which is perfectly legal with
copyrighted material. Unfortunately, most of the US doesn't have
good local libraries that can afford to stock a wide selection
of DVDS.

BUT some/many/most/all local libraries can request materials from other
libraries. It may take a while, but it's possible. Our library loans
passes to State Parks, hotspots, chromebooks, e-books and other stuff
that I don't know about in addition to books, DVDs and CDs.

There is also the world-renown free public Internet library, whose goal,
based on what they write, it to make every book possible available to you.
https://openlibrary.org/

I just tried that. It turns out that it's useless to me, for three
reasons:

1. I looked for a couple of well-known books. They didn't have them.

2. When I found one, the book displays on my desktop's screen. That's
not what I want. I want a kindle book that I can read on my phone.

3. It says "Borrow ends at 8:06am." I read pretty fast, but an hour
isn't enough.