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I agree that currently this is the case. But why should it be any harder to flip between bookmarks in an ebook than switch tabs in a browser?
by kcorbitt 13y ago
I agree that currently this is the case. But why should it be any harder to flip between bookmarks in an ebook than switch tabs in a browser?
- ivan_ah 13y agoI find keeping track of "context" is much easier with a real book. For example, I know that I saw an equation 3 or 4 pages ago on the top left, so I can quickly flip back and find it, whereas on a digital form a would have to PGUP a couple of times and be presented with a "blur" of pixels and try to catch the same equation. Then again, I'm not sure what UI modern eBook readers have for setting and going to bookmarks.