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Originally Posted by tompe
This is not a correct description of the opinions. The main use for many people of page number is to get the correct sense of progress. For that it does not matter that the pagination changes.
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Harrys discription was correct, some people want them/need them. You are one of them. Other people couldn't care less and say it is a thing of the past. Harry is one of them I'm another one. So what is wrong with Harry's discription when he writes:
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Page numbers are a "love it or hate it", thing.
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You love/need them, I not really hate them, but I have no use for unrelyable information that changes when I change font family, font size and even is different when you go forwards or backwards. It gives me no sense of were I am because page 123 has no meaning at all. It can be in the first 10% of a book or in the last 10% depending on the fontsize. The progress bar is much better in showing me were I am
And even if the information was correct...I simply don't need it. I have much more use for arrangeing books on the meta information contained in the mobi format