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All canonical ways of page navigation work. There are large forward and backward buttons, the arrow keys work and the page curl is just an added gimmick. You do
by ugh 16y ago
All canonical ways of page navigation work. There are large forward and backward buttons, the arrow keys work and the page curl is just an added gimmick. You don’t need to use it. I clicked through the whole book without ever noticing the page curl. Did only you have that problem or your upvoters, too? I would think that would be very strange because this book seems to to work exactly like all other such page navigation interfaces on the web.
If you want page navigation this is the way to do it.
- Waywocket 16y ago>All canonical ways of page navigation work. I'm aware of three canonical ways of page navigation: scrolling, page down, space bar. None of those work. I agree that the interface was intuitive and at no point did I have any actual difficulty using it, but I'm not exactly impressed with a page that takes a lot of text and then crams it into two columns (WTF? whose bright idea was that?) in a tiny box with bad fonts surrounded by a vast sea of grey and then makes me have to click to advance to the next post-it sized page.