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Originally Posted by DiapDealer
That's utter nonsense. Because that's not what I'm trying to suggest at all. I literally meant the term "page" or "screen" is fluid and not a concrete concept in any reflowable document. Follow a footnote link and then click the return link and see if it takes you back to the same "screen" with all the exact same words that were on it before you left. Then click the previous page button a couple of times and try to get back to that exact same "screen." Never mind when someone resizes the whole book by changing the words per line setting.
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If it doesn't come back to the same screen, isn't that a (very minor) bug? Or at least it doesn't seem how paging should be implemented. For one, it messes with one's spatial memory for the text. (With print books, it is not uncommon to remember which part of a page a passage was on.)