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Old 10-08-2019, 07:59 PM   #81
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Originally Posted by ratinox View Post
I think it is realistic, and it has everything to do with the user interface. For example, using word counts to mark and find reading positions is independent of devices. It would work the same on Kobo, Kindle, Nook, whatever. The presentation of these marks is part of the UI.

It is possible. I don't know if word counts is good, though. Consistency is only one factor of good systems and good UIs.
You are talking about consistency between different applications and devices? I assumed all this was about consistency on the Kobo ereader devices only. But, as you aren't then...

No I don't expect consistency. One of the points of having different apps and devices is so that people can get different experiences. And hopefully find one that fits them perfectly.

Within a platform, I do expect consistency. But, I also expect that different types of things are likely to be treated differently. Exactly how an epub, a PDF, a CBR or CBZ, a PNG, a JPG or a Kobo ePub (to use the name Kobo display) are treated can be different because they are different.
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