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Originally Posted by Terisa de morgan
For me, the inconsistence wold be to stay at that page. It swipes the page and, as it is the last, it closes the book, in the same way you close your book after the last page, and don't keep it open in your lap.
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Unfortunately, it's not matter of opinions in this case. Software interfaces theory and usability laws do not work that way. Either an interface does always the same thing responding to the same input, or it doesn't. That's consistency. Yours is not - sorry to say. As you say, "as it is the last it..." decides what the best behaviour would be, and acts accordingly, with a different action.
This might not be negative - in fact, you do like how it acts - but it is
not consistent. As I said, this is not matter of preferences, these are just facts. So we're back to page 1: you may prefer the way kobo behaves, but that is not consistent.