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Originally Posted by pssquirrel
Here's what I'm thinking (which is mostly speculation and could be totally off):
When you close a book and go back to the Home screen, the current book page and all notes and bookmarks get saved. If you never close a book while reading (i.e., you just let the reader go to sleep with the book open), you will end up back at page 1 after a crash. But if you close a book before putting the reader to sleep, you'll go back to the previous reading session before the crash.
What I'm wondering is if closing a book and going back to the Home screen has other benefits (like clearing memory? refreshing certain firmware files?) that might help keep the reader stable and prevent crashes. I'm also wondering if shutting down the reader completely (say, once every week or every month?) will also "refresh" things and help prevent crashes.
And, of course, if you're reading an epub that is irregular in some manner, that could certainly aggravate the problem, increasing the likelihood of a crash.
Again, I'm just speculating.
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Not speculation, fact. An ebook works in the same manner as a database. If you leave it open, data will not be saved. Getting a bookmark and hitting home is your best bet every time.