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Old 09-06-2021, 04:05 PM   #8
j.p.s
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How do you easily go to the HTML ToC?
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Bookmark.
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Assuming that your reading device/renderer supports a bookmark. Can you name any ereaders that support bookmarking in a fashion that makes is simpler to go back to a HTML ToC instead of opening the epub2 NCX or epub3 navigation document?
I answered how I easily go to the HTML ToC. In practice, this is usually to go to a list of illustrations (with links), but I have also done it for the ToC proper when it had some aspect that I preferred. The device is usually a kindle, but the books were probably submitted to amazon as EPUB.

On a kindle, it is 2 taps to set a bookmark and 2 taps to go to a bookmark. It is awkward for me to expand and collapse lists on touch screens, especially capacitive touch screens. Also, page turn buttons work in an HTML ToC, but navigation aids require scrolling. Scrolling on eink is even more frustrating for me on capacitive eink screens than expanding and collapsing lists.

On many books I find NCX derived navigation convenient. I think arbitrarily dictating that only one or the other be present is misguided.
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