Is there any option in Dropbox Paper to create Sub/superscripts without Latex?

On my Mac, using Firefox, I found if I copy text from an HTML view that contains a superscript, Dropbox Paper will retain the superscript pasting that content into a document (as long as the content isn't only a superscript, but contains both regular text and superscript).

So...a year later, and there is nothing to do a superscript??? 

Is Dropbox Paper even an active project still, or have I wasted my time getting involved with it??? :unamused:

Ok. Good to know.
I would add that....superscripting is sort of a foundational 'word processor' type of function, so that's why I was kind of expecting it.

No matter, hope to see some of these other improvements soon. Thanks.

https://www.dropboxforum.com/t5/Dropbox-Paper/Is-there-any-option-in-Dropbox-Paper-to-create-Sub-superscripts/m-p/196585#M907

There is a way to do superscript/subscript in Dropbox Paper in Safari on a Mac:

Type Control-Command-Space / when the popup appears search superscript / choose a number

Done

Hey Jay! Any updates on this topic?

There is a workaround in Paper to get subscripts and superscripts. Paper lets you insert Latex Code. To get subscript, use 

$$_{random text}$$

For superscripts use

$$^{random text}$$  

Another trick is to use unicode charecters, which unfortunately don't exist for all possible ocmbinations: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unicode_subscripts_and_superscripts