Hello everyone
I wish to move my 243 PDFs from the Books app to my Mac as I find Books much too basic and clunky in terms of UI and functionality.
I thought it would be as easy as dragging from Books into Finder, but that only moves a handful of the files, like 2-3. There is no way of exporting the files from Books and I also don't find the local storage folder on my Mac; I'm on Sequoia and apparently the Mobile Documents folder either doesn't exist or is deeply hidden so one can't access it.
It seems only PDFs which have been downloaded in the Books app can be dragged. Or so I thought. Dragging such files worked once or twice, so I clicked Download on each and every PDF and then tried dragging again, but I just get beachballs in Finder and have to relaunch it. Restarting the computer doesn't help either.
What am I missing here — is there no way to get PDFs from Books to into Finder? I tried on my phone to save the PDFs from Books to the Files app but the share button is greyed out.
Thanks a million in advance
philip
I wish to move my 243 PDFs from the Books app to my Mac as I find Books much too basic and clunky in terms of UI and functionality.
I thought it would be as easy as dragging from Books into Finder, but that only moves a handful of the files, like 2-3. There is no way of exporting the files from Books and I also don't find the local storage folder on my Mac; I'm on Sequoia and apparently the Mobile Documents folder either doesn't exist or is deeply hidden so one can't access it.
It seems only PDFs which have been downloaded in the Books app can be dragged. Or so I thought. Dragging such files worked once or twice, so I clicked Download on each and every PDF and then tried dragging again, but I just get beachballs in Finder and have to relaunch it. Restarting the computer doesn't help either.
What am I missing here — is there no way to get PDFs from Books to into Finder? I tried on my phone to save the PDFs from Books to the Files app but the share button is greyed out.
Thanks a million in advance
philip