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Originally Posted by davidfor
They work in epubs, it is just that the size of the links is the size of the tiny superscripted number and is difficult to hit. If you increase the font size until the link is a decent size it works. But, it doesn't show a popup like for kepubs. It will act as a link and take you to the footnote.
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Is the ability to select a specific, tiny area of the screen a function of the reading software then? I always assumed that touches would be handled by either the hardware or possibly the firmware. The difference between epubs and kepubs in this respect is like night and day. Footnotes in epubs are frustratingly impossible for me to use, while kepub footnote links are hassle-free. Just wondering what is behind the two methods.