Shop for books in the Amazon Kindle store. Full-screen reading view, color modes, and brightness controls offer an immersive reading experience. Create new highlights, notes, and bookmarks and manage those created on your Kindle. Automatically synchronizes your last page read and annotations between devices with Whispersync. Access your Kindle books even if you don't have your Kindle with you. Get the best reading experience available on your PC. If you do want one, do add one by running Pandoc with the -toc argument.Īs to why you get an HTML TOC in Kindle Previewer if you remove the landmarks nav block, I cannot reproduce that.Amazon's Kindle for PC is a free e-book software reader and manager for Windows. Such is the case of Kindle 4 Kindle Fire 1st Gen.

Some Kindles, on the other hand, do not support EPUB's mandatory native TOC, and instead have a 'Go to: TOC' button that takes you to the HTML TOC if the ebook has one (which again, is optional in EPUB). If you run Pandoc without -toc, the Nav Document will be omitted from the OPF Document's spine and will also not reference itself in its landmarks block (see the difference between the 2nd code block in #1757 (comment) and the code block in #1757 (comment)).Īll EPUB readers that I know support the native TOC but couldn't care less about the HTML TOC (besides displaying it as a normal content document just like any other document in the spine) The Nav Document's landmarks block is where one declares in EPUB 3 that a particular content document is an HTML TOC (see the 2nd code block in #1757 (comment)). You decide whether to include one or not by running Pandoc with or without the -toc argument, as commented in #1757 (comment). What you are observing, therefore, is an EPUB that lacks an HTML TOC as part of its content flow.

Kindle Previewer identifies what I call the native TOC as 'NCX View' and the HTML TOC 'Table of Contents'. one that you will eventually stumble onto by turning pages). In EPUB there are two distinctive TOCs: the one that the ereader displays with its own native UI (which in EPUB 2 it generates by parsing the NCX Document and in EPUB 3, the Nav Document's ) and optionally an HTML TOC, which is part of the book's content flow (i.e.

TL DR: If you want the TOC button in Kindle Previewer or certain Kindle's such as Kindle 4 or Kindle Fire 1st Gen, run Pandoc with the -toc argument.

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