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Originally Posted by cybmole
i would infer from the class name- mbpagebreak - that this is obsolete code, as all readers now page break anyway on start of next html file.
( googling the term seems to confirm that it's more likely to have been inserted by conversion tools than by original publishers; someone more familiar with the kindlegen process as applied to author uploads would know if amazon themselves add it )
so having this trailing at end of each chapter is redundant and can also generate spurious blank pages, depending on how the reader apps deal with an empty div.
i'd class it as redundant, like you do un-needed spans, and strip it because it is clutter that has no effect on how the epub is rendered.
I am pretty sure I have also seen it in some epubs that have not been generated/processed by calibre
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CAUTION That code can also exist MID file. (probably from the I want only 1 file crowd)