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pdf-xchange Editor
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A complete set of shapes with properties control as well as a calibrated measuring/dimensioning tool
You can use Playonlinux to install the Windows exe file with 32-bit wine.
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Closed source
Execution under Linux only via wine. Sandboxing recommended.
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Provides proper annotation support
Unlike xournal which only adds a graphical layer on top.
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Need to install the Windows version as no native Linux version is available
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PDF Expert
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Fast and smooth
It is a software focused on consumption and not in editing PDF (yes, you can accentuate highlight, draw shapes and sign). They managed to build a nice looking efficient product in which they propose to do.
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Expensive for what it offers
It is an item that improves aspects of PDF reading (which is free: Preview) but lacks professional features that other similar software has.
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Missing settings options
Lacks basic settings like anti aliasing level.
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MuPDF
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Super fast
It was written in C and opengl, so your hardware was used fully.
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No print option
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Vim-mode shortcut keys
Super easy to use with rapid response.
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No two page mode
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Excellent for presentations
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Not enough functionality
If you want "minimal," you got it.
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Annotation capability
With mupdf-gl, you can do most of the annotations and comments.
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The annotation does not have good shortcut key support
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Cannot customize shortcut keys
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Platforms:
Windows, Linux, Android, iOS
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KDE Okular
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Free and open source
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No XFA Adobe Forms support
Cannot fill PDF Forms created with Adobe.
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Trim margins
Easily trim margins either automatically or manually for easier reading
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Requires many KDE libraries
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Featureful
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No middle-mouse auto-scrolling
Instead of scrolling automatically when holding down the mouse wheel and dragging, it instead zooms in or out, in contrast with many other programs.
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Table selection
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Poor HiDPI support
You may have to tinker with QT__SCALE_FACTOR environment variables to get the desired size and not blurry content (this is a bug; see https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=362856 and https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/54688)
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Tabbed view option
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No search results overview
You have to navigate to next/previous hit one by one
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Supports touch interaction
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No "fit to page" option under printing settings
You can only print the content as given so, when you receive a bigger or smaller image thant the default of the printer, you will have to edit it first on other editor.
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Slow scroll
Its new ultra-slow-scroll for PgUp and PgDn makes it unuseable.
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Platforms:
Windows, MacOS, Linux (KDE), BSD
License:
GPL-2.0-or-later
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