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Originally Posted by JSWolf
I read this a while ago. It was about the current Sony Reader (at the time) being slower to go to an ID then to go to the top of the HTML and it was correct. I've not tested on Kobo. But It was correct about the Sony Reader.
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Are those the same Sony readers that crapped out if the file size was over 250KB?
I did a quick test with a epub that has multiple subchapters within it's mass of chapters using a Kobo Sage. To the naked eyeball, going from the ToC to chapter 103 did not take any more time than going from the ToC to a subchapter in chapter 103. The chapter 103 link is to the xhtml file, the subchapters links are to an id. Using my iPhone to record the process, both took the same number of frames at 30fps from when the link went dark to when the text was displayed (averaged over 5 tests of chapter and subchapter) so any differences in timing were less than 30ms.
Doing this test did reinforce my wish that you could collapse the ToC.