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Originally Posted by Doitsu
IMHO, it's more realistic to rely on popup footnote support by readers and apps. For example, Apple Books (iBooks) and eInk Kindles will automatically display footnotes as popups if they were properly encoded.
For example, KDP authors won't have to worry about the "many-to-one" problem, as long as they format footnotes according to the Kindle Publishing Guidelines.
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Doits:
What do you mean, KDP authors won't have to worry about it? There are still hundreds of thousands, if not more, of devices that don't have popup footnotes, so I'm not sure what you're saying here? Can you clarify?
Hitch