There is no easy way to import files. However, if you drag the files to the application icon when it is open, it will read the file.
[crarko adds: I tested this, and it works as described.]
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The Amazon Kindle Mac application does not easily allow for importing *.mobi files not purchased through Amazon.
There is no easy way to import files. However, if you drag the files to the application icon when it is open, it will read the file. [crarko adds: I tested this, and it works as described.]
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Add .mobi files into Amazon Kindle OS X App
You can also just download the app and double-click a .mobi file.
Add .mobi files into Amazon Kindle OS X App
I'm testing it, but seems that Amazon Kindle OS X floods the net of "pings" to http://www.amazon.com/ping with something like 500 requests per second!
Add .mobi files into Amazon Kindle OS X App
I imagine this is so the "Whispersync" status is always up-to-date. It's nothing to worry about, and certainly not enough to eat up your bandwidth or anything, You're not paying for bandwidth by the kilobyte or anything, are you?
Add .mobi files into Amazon Kindle OS X App
Double-clicking the mobi file never worked for me, but this hint saved the day and it transferred right into Kindle. Outstanding!
Add .mobi files into Amazon Kindle OS X App
You do NOT need anything other than iTunes.
Add .mobi files into Amazon Kindle OS X App
The hint is about the OS X app, not the iOS app. ---
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