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Originally Posted by KevinH
Not without using batch files to launch Sigil repeatedly as Sigil ones works on one epub at a time. Then you must use Sigil's Find and Replace to remove that footnote setting the target as All HTML files (or write your own custom plugin).
Calibre might be a better choice as it can run operations on all epubs in your library and their editor has the same find and replace capabilities as Sigil
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I wanted to avoid using Calibre, as my eBooks are organized in folders so that they can be accessed through Jellyfin. To use Calibre, I'd have to import all the books, edit them, export all the books, then try to get them in the right folder structure again. I have enough books to make that not feasible, so i'm trying to edit them without renaming or moving them.
I'm on Linux so i'd have to use a bash script instead of a batch file, but I might try that. or maybe there's a command line tool I can use