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Originally Posted by tomsem
Also an appropriately formatted footnote will have a 'return' link to take you back to the original reference. On KT this is much more convenient than using the 'hidden' Back button, or even the physical back button on previous Kindles. One tap only. The only time Back is needed is when there is no return link (or you move off the page where the return link is and can no longer access it easily). If the book doesn't include such return links for footnotes, that's something to take up with the publisher. It is a standard ebook formatting practice, regardless of format, especially with the advent of touch screens.
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Actually, tomsen, Amazon's Kindle publishing guidelines specifically recommend that back links are NOT provided. The "Back" button is the recommended way to get back from an endnote. That's the way that I do all my eBooks.