Multiple pages have the advantage of being easier to remember where one finished if one is forced to stop reading mid way.
This is one of the significant advantages of an ebook reader over a web browser (at least the current crop of both products). Firefox is supposed to keep my place in long web pages, but darned if it doesn’t forget half the time.
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Multiple pages have the advantage of being easier to remember where one finished if one is forced to stop reading mid way.
This is one of the significant advantages of an ebook reader over a web browser (at least the current crop of both products). Firefox is supposed to keep my place in long web pages, but darned if it doesn’t forget half the time.