Footnote mark in non-superscript with ConTeXt

Question

Usually a footnote has a mark within the text (which is superscript) and a mark near the footnote text at the bottom of the document (which is also superscript). How can I change the mark within the text (but not the mark at the bottom of the document), such that it is not superscript (with ConTeXt MKII)?

• I have found similar solutions for this in LaTeX (see How to set superscript footnote mark in the text body but normalsized in the foot? and Footnote mark in regular or other font styles), but I have found no way to adjust these solutions for use in ConTeXt.
• ConTeXt has \setupfootnotes (ConTeXt wiki: Reference/en/setupfootnotes), which seems to offer a lot of customization of the footnotes, but after much experimenting, I have not found any way to modify the mark such that it is no longer superscript.

Answer 1

Also remember that in MkIV it's not

\setupfootnotes[textstyle=normal, textcommand=\tf]

but

\setupnotation[footnote][textstyle=normal, textcommand=\tf]

I'm using the following now to achieve non-superscript numbers

\setupnotation[footnote][way=bypage,numbercommand=\tf]

Answer 2

Better make your own minimal example (if you have done much experimenting, you must have something to show). This does what you appear to be looking for:

\setupfootnotes[textstyle=normal,
        textcommand=\tf]

\starttext

This is a\footnote{Footnote}.

\stoptext