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Originally Posted by tomsem
There are specific instances where 'Back' is offered:
- after navigating a hyperlink (footnote etc)
- after using 'go to page' function
In each case the back button goes away after you turn the page (assumes you are establishing new reading postion).
Bookmarks are easy to set, but mark the start of a 'logical' page, so are not very precise. For better precision, set a highlight or note.
I haven't found lack of Back very problematic, since the other navigation tools compensate.
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Curious about how the STR handles 'go to page' - is it the vague sliding bar that's on the nook original or can you type in the actual page number?
I do the same thing the OP does - I'll do a search (find) to go back and re-acquaint myself with a minor character in a book. Then I'll want to go back to the last read page where I started my search. On the orig nook there's no clean way to do this that I know of.