Kobo Libra 2 - How to go back and forth in a book?

[rrr]

A book I'm reading has a map near the front and a list of characters near the back.
How can I take a quick look at the map, and then come back to where I was reading?
On the kindle there is a "go to" where one can enter a page number or location.
But how is it done on the Kobo?

[rashkae]

Originally Posted by rrr

A book I'm reading has a map near the front and a list of characters near the back.
How can I take a quick look at the map, and then come back to where I was reading?
On the kindle there is a "go to" where one can enter a page number or location.
But how is it done on the Kobo?

Table of contents, and bookmarks. create a bookmark simply by tapping top right of the page you want to mark. Use the Annotations button (when you open the menus, at bottom right) to find your bookmarks. (Remember to bookmark the page your on before leaving.)

[Sirtel]

Originally Posted by rashkae

Table of contents, and bookmarks. create a bookmark simply by tapping top right of the page you want to mark. Use the Annotations button (when you open the menus, at bottom right) to find your bookmarks. (Remember to bookmark the page your on before leaving.)

And you can come back simply by tapping "Back to page xxx".

[rashkae]

Originally Posted by Sirtel

And you can come back simply by tapping "Back to page xxx".

True, but easy to loose your back if you jump around more than once. I like have a quick bookmark before I leave my reading position.

[Aleron Ives]

The patch for increasing the number of dots on the navigation bar is very helpful for situations like these. You can just tap the dot to jump to a frequently used spot.

[Quoth]

Originally Posted by Aleron Ives

The patch for increasing the number of dots on the navigation bar is very helpful for situations like these. You can just tap the dot to jump to a frequently used spot.

I think bookmarks are handy. That's what they are for.