audible-special-promo-sale-scraper VS AudiobookHub

If I have the spare time I'd be glad to answer questions. I also curate AudiobookHub. You should give it a look. It's different programs people have written to automate audible stuff. Most are open source. Here's one similar to yours which might help you. And of course if you create one you'd like to share I'd be glad to include it on this site. These are nearly all passion projects so a lot of people create something cool once then don't ever update it again. Such is personal software.

I've made a script that outputs the sale titles in various formats: Audible Special Promo Sale Scraper. Obviously, only someone who has access to the sale can use it.

I can't promise it'll work on this sale, cause I've had to make minor adjustments here and there from sale to sale, but I have made: https://github.com/joonaspaakko/audible-special-promo-sale-scraper

I did actually consider making a small script for that, since I already have two other scripts that I could've reused. One that [fetches all the books in a sale](https://github.com/joonaspaakko/audible-special-promo-sale-scraper) and another that just [scrapes the wishlist](https://github.com/joonaspaakko/audible-wishlist-scraper), but I pumped the brakes on it when I realized that the listening history on the website is limited to the last 50 entries and they don't have to be finished books either. It could've worked for a lot of people but I just thought it wasn't good enough. Like what do you do when it doesn't list everything you finished that year? There's no easy way to add missing books. People were pretty happy just MS painting that stuff so I let it go :)

However, it also says 'Don't use Windows? Or is Libation just not right for you? Similar apps are on AudiobookHub, nearly all of which are also free'

There are unofficial solutions like my app Libation which does support Plus and removes DRM, and other similar software.

This page https://github.com/rmcrackan/AudiobookHub may have more useful info

Unofficially you can download your books locally using my program Libation or similar then listen with the app of your choice. On my laptop I like VLC because it has speed control.

If Libation's not your jam though, please use something. There are other options, most of which are also free and open source.

I recommend using my software Libation (free, open source, windows) for backing up audible books. If that's not the right choice for you though please use something. There are many alternatives and most are also free and open source.

More related resources: Audiobook Hub

May I include your new software here? And if so, under which heading?

Also checkout AudiobookHub for a variety of audible-focused app, tools, and software.

If you don't mind some extra steps, you can download them with my Libation(windows, free, open source) or a similar program then listen to the files in any program you wish.