- Download Videos From Safari Books Online 2017
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I used the Safari Books Online 'Safari Queue' not Safari to Go app to download a book to its 'Offline Bookbag'. In what format is the book stored? I ask because I'm hoping to use a reader other than Safari's own app to read the downloaded book.
Download Videos From Safari Books Online 2017
1 Answer
The data is stored in /data/data/com.safariflow.queue/app_data/
Video books are stored in /data/data/com.safariflow.queue/app_data/videos folder.
Download All Videos From Safari Books Online
Ebooks are stored in data/data/com.safariflow.queue/app_data/books folder - not as PDF, but as HTML folder (+supporting files css,jpg i.e metadata,images etc)
(Maybe, they can be viewed (/rendered?) on web browsers)