Footnotes behavior difference between iOs and Android

[tin29]

Footnotes could be opened in a popup window, and this is very useful. But unfortunately, I did not find a way to make it work on iOs and Android in the same epub.
I prepared a test epub and tried to keep it as small and simple as possible. There are three types of footnote references in it.
[1] - anchor reference href="#link_1" to the same chapter footnote. Opens popup on iOs but on Android it just jumps to footnote.
[2] - full reference href="../Text/Section0001.xhtml#link_2" to the same chapter footnote. Jumps to a footnote on iOs. On Android, it jumps to footnote and opens popup at the same time.
[3] - full reference href="../Text/Section0002.xhtml#link_3" to the different chapter footnote. Jumps to a footnote on iOs. Opens popup on Android.

test_book.epub.zip

[mickael-menu]

Note to self, @nidhinprathap mentioned a possible fix for [1] here: #166.

[tin29]

Thanks. Since this is related to iOS also, should I create an issue in r2-navigator-swift?

[mickael-menu]

That would be helpful, thanks again for reporting this issue.

[qnga]

I suspect that <a href="../Text/Section0001.xhtml#back_link_3" epub:type="noteref">back</a> should not be marked as noteref in your test book.