u/ZombieSlapper23

Even if I bookmark or even "add to dock", Libby never keeps me logged in with my library card. I keep having to add my info over again. Is there something I am not doing that is just going over my head so that I can finally just open Libby whenever I want and have my library card info saved? Please Libby people, save my life.

edit: I restarted my laptop and after inputting my info in the safari bookmark, it does indeed keep me logged in now. The "save to dock" app does not do this. It opens up without my library card info saved even if I update the url link. That really sucks. At least the bookmark is working as intended.

edit #2: This is hilarious. It is now working on the "save to dock" app (safari webpage that is made to look like an app). I guess it just takes several minutes for it to save? It wouldn't work for the 17 minutes I had been trying this but it now opens with my library card saved. Does anyone know why it... nvm. It working is all that matters. Sorry for the useless post.

I’m looking at getting my first fountain pen (Lamy safari). Does anyone carry one in the front vertical pocket in their Evergoods bag? The pen holder would have the pen placed horizontally. Would that eventually cause a spill?

I usually use disposable rolling ball pens from pilot. If this would be a problem I’ll just keep using those.

In my attempt to read more and also not read on my phone and give money to Amazon, I’m interested in a Kobo (either Clara BW or Libra Color). My main concern is being able to read at night with all lights off without getting vertigo or dizzy.

Do most people still turn on a lamp or does anyone read comfortably in pure darkness in bed? Is the lowest light setting still too bright when not in dark mode or is dark mode the only way to read comfortably at night without external lights?

I ask specifically because I’ve read people hating dark mode on their kobo because the quick flashes, when changing the page, is more abrupt in dark mode vs light.

I've been doing a few 1-hour sessions on the BikeErg each week (I just got it recently). I would appreciate to know what you personally use when you want to listen to an audiobook/podcast/music. I have been using the first gen airpods pro but it gets uncomfortable as I sweat after 30 minutes or so. I would have to take them off to wipe them before using them again mid-ride. The noise cancelling mode also doesn't work anymore as I hear constant static within that mode and it is past the return window. What do you use or recommend?

Oblivion will be releasing soon on cartridge for Switch 2. You think they’ll do the same with Skyrim eventually? I’m hopeful they do if enough people buy the physical version of Oblivion.

I’m still undecided if I should buy the physical S1 version of Skyrim or just get Oblivion when that comes out. I haven’t played Skyrim since PS3 days and I’ve never played Oblivion before. What do you recommend?

edit: I have a Switch 2

Do any of you prefer the ebook version of The Count of Monte Cristo? Do you have dedicated times to read or do you take a book with you to read on the go?