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I don't know if this is related to the footnotes-navigation-bug, but I have been experimenting with different ways to set internal links in an ePub I am creating. If I just set a link to another page of the book (i.e. a different chapter or a glossary-entry or a footnote) and the linktarget exceeds 1 screen, I get so see the last page of that file and get no option to jump back to where I came from. But if I set an anchor in the targetpage at the top right under <body> like this: <a id="top"></a> and link to the page including that anchor: <a href="target.xhtml#top">linktext</a> it works just fine - and I can jump back to where I came from in the bottom-menu where it automatically shows a Link "<--Back" That is exactly what should happen with a footnote I presume and if I collect the footnotes in one file and mark them with id-anchors that should also work fine. So maybe the problems with footnotes are due to malformed ePUBs rather than a bug in the Reader?
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