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which software on PC and mobile you use to handle pdfs ?

Anonymous

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vqUiCV

No.1871

I am specifically looking for something to handle books, some of them have large sizes (around 50 MB).

Anonymous

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zvAniC

No.1872

IOS books app

Anonymous

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8qj31v

No.1873

>>1871(OP)

>software on PC

sumatra pdf

Anonymous

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8qj31v

No.1874

>>1871(OP)

>mobile

ReadEra

Anonymous

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vqUiCV

No.1875

>>1872

available on android ?

>>1873

is it a spyware ?

>>1874

how is it compared to google drive pdf opener and wps office ?

Anonymous

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i/U1wV

No.1876

>>1871(OP)

google drive's pdf reader. It's the smoothest and fastest of all

or Koreader if you're a privacyfag I guess

Anonymous

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i/U1wV

No.1877

>>1876

>PC

I'm retarded and didn't see this.

Sumatra is best for windows

Anonymous

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vqUiCV

No.1878

>>1877

what about adobe acrobat or foxit ?

Anonymous

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i/U1wV

No.1880

>>1878

both do a lot of phone-homing. Sumatra is open source

Anonymous

ROJR

lTbJrs

No.1883

>>1873

only correct answer for pc

on smartphone whatever the default option is

Anonymous

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jsJw4m

No.1885

>>1871(OP)

Okular on PC, zathura on linux, drive pdf viewer on Android.

I mostly prefer epub though, for that google play books

Anonymous

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CVpeoU

No.1889

>>1885

>okular

crap

>zathura

didn't use

>drive pdf viewer or previously standalone google pdf reader

slow and resource intensive on big pdfs that arent in textual format aka scans or pictures

i use sumatra pdf on winblows10 because it is snappy and supports pdf as well as cbz and epub. i also use readera on android because it supports read history, bookmarking, dictionary, text to speech audio reader.

both of them are free and serve no ads or collect data and dont stay running in background

Anonymous

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CVpeoU

No.1890

also gayaush unban jiocuck you stupid bastard. you banned me for no reason. or was it some butthurt modjeet

Anonymous

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ClKL22

No.1891

>>1871(OP)

What you mean handle pdfs?

For pdf reading- evince mogs

For bookmarks editing- Jpdfbookmarks mogs

For cataloging and management- Calibre

For epub- okular

These are all hassle free just werks softwares. As light weight as they could be.

Anonymous

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ClKL22

No.1892

>>1871(OP)

For phone- Readera

Alternarive option you can use pirated version of Adobe Acrobat in both pc and phone. It's very feature rich

Anonymous

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2Ay9p6

No.1910

>>1891

>Okular and evince

And into the bin goes your opinion

Anonymous

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mm1iEO

No.1919

>>1871(OP)

>android

PDF Gear - fast pdf viewer with free editing options

Miny pdf reader and viewer - if you want a lightweight(3.4MB) pdf viewer but don't want to install 600mb adobe reader

Adobe reader - last resort for viewing complex pdfs with dozens of engineering/electrical circuit diagrams

>Windows

Sumatra pdf - light weight viewer, other browser works fine for 100-300 page pdfs

Adobe pdf - office walo ka subscription, apne baap ka kya jaata use karne me. Only con it's too heavy, and i only use it for editing not viewing/reading.

>Linux

Atril for reading/viewing, Okular for editing

Web browsers works fine 80% of time.

Anonymous

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Q5Nd9n

No.1923

>>1910

Bin me kyun? Apne gaand me daal le na saale nabchhak plebittor

Anonymous

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/2z3pb

No.1925

I do all my readin on epub

Anonymous

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bkSsS5

No.1927

>>1923

Meri gaand mai Teri maa ki tongue hai