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Interesting you mention Fire & Ice, I read the first three primarily on Kindle for iPhone. I did get into the habit of bookmarking my current page to reference
by brnstz 15y ago
Interesting you mention Fire & Ice, I read the first three primarily on Kindle for iPhone.
I did get into the habit of bookmarking my current page to reference the maps and appendix. Generally my biggest problem with "sync to furthest page read" was reading while underground (subway). Usually I just fire up the iPhone briefly so it will sync forward if I want to read on a different device.
There is also the "Book Extras" section which, for Ice & Fire, includes content from Shelfari with some appendix info and does not break the furthest page read. It would be nice if the official appendix and maps were included in a similar format.
- slipperyp 15y agoI worked around the syncing but it was tedious. Primarily I would read on my phone on the bus during commutes and want to use my Kindle at home. However, having viewed the appendices of families, I could not simply sync. This was tedious, but less tedious than lugging around that tome :) I think annoyances like that are really about the software, though, and I expect it to continue to get better, though the changes in Kindle have not been on details like that, they've been the library lending thing, getting some free books into prime, and lending. I'd love to see some smaller fit & finish. I haven't noticed the "Book Extras" you mention and will have to investigate - thanks for the tip!