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Great reader! I especially like the bookmark functionality. Exporting it to a file in conjunction with a SugarSync allows me to keep track of where I finished reading between different devices (Nook/cm7, Dinc, and work computer).
To find the page though I have to open the exported bookmark first, select the text, copy the text, open the book, search for the text - quite a few steps.
I was wondering if it would be possible to set it up so that by default the bookmarks are directly written to, and read from the text file residing in the folder that the book does. Right now it seems like the bookmark list is kept somewhere else, and you only get the option to export to a accessible file, but not to import from it. Having it behave the way I described would make export / import / search for text steps unnecessary.
Keeping the book / bookmark file in a synced folder would keep the book synced between all the devices - feature missing from all the other readers. And I don't think it would require too many changes, since all the functionality is basically already there.
What do you think?
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