You can do this depending on the file type. Install Amazon's.

Get mac os on windows. • Step 2: Add & Remove Applications To add applications, drag an app's icon from your desktop to the dock.

It's a free app that lets you send your personal documents to your Kindle devices and Kindle iOS reading apps from your Mac. You can send using drag and drop, or from the Finder, or from other Mac apps via the 'Send to Kindle' option in the Print menu. You can also choose which devices and apps you want to send to. The documents you send must be one of these file types: • Microsoft Word (.DOC,.DOCX) • PDF (.PDF) • TXT (.TXT) • RTF (.RTF) • JPEG (.JPEG,.JPG) • GIF (.GIF) • PNG (.PNG) • BMP (.BMP) • MOBI (.MOBI - used for eBooks) If your file doesn't meet these requirements, you can always use a tool like to convert it to a compatible type. When uploading.MOBI eBooks these need to be DRM free. There's more info on on Amazon's site.

I purchased an ebook in Mobi format from a seller other than Amazon. I used the Send to Kindle application on my PC to send it to my Kindle device (strangely, by Kindle for PC was not on the list of options - more on this later). It was delivered to my device right away, and I happily read it. I made many highlights (as I often do), and I wanted to see those highlights on my PC to prepare some teaching notes. However, I discovered that the book did not appear on my Kindle for PC. I also checked my history of highlights at and they were not there either. I started to worry at this point, thinking that I only ever have access to my highlights on the Kindle device itself.

I called Amazon support and here's what we learned: we went to Manage Your Content and Devices and clicked on YOur Content. The book did not appear under books, but DID appear under Docs. I then clicked on the action button next to my book and clicked the Deliver to: Others link. This brought up a window with a drop-down list of all my devices - except my Kindle for PC or the Amazon Cloud Reader were greyed out.

I picked my iPhone, and sure enough the book appeared there with my highlights (yay!). I then went to my iPad (without sending the book there explicitly) and it was there with my highlights again.

Short version: If you send a third-party mobi book to your kindle, it will sync between Kindle apps, but only if they are on a Kindle, iOS or Android device; the cloud reader and PC applications (maybe Mac, too?) will not have the book or its associated notes/highlights.

Kindle Cloud Reader lets you read ebooks instantly in your web browser - no Kindle device required. It launched with a bookshelf view that Kindle waited years to get, and it has the. Both apps also put page numbers at the bottom of the screen, and the Kindle.