evince
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It is not as good as Xreader, which now comes with Linux Mint. Sometimes the window does not display maximized properly. Also, since it is designed for Gnome, the window titlebar looks out of place from the other applications window titlebars, but that's not a big deal. The menu system is not as organized as Xreader either. I'm pretty sure those complaints have more to do with Gnome's graphical user interface systems that evence is relying on, including the lack of a a well organized menu system. It does have a nice menu for selecting pdf files though.
Almost as slow (if not slower) than the default pdf viewer that comes with mint (and that is SLOW). I was expecting more.
Best one paired with Recoll. Also lists ALL search results which I find super helpful while searching within an ebook. Okular or Foxit don't handle these things very well.
Quick and clean, but doesn't keep view settings when selecting page from index, that's annoying
After lo these many years of GNOME project neglect, evince is still feature crippled. NO MULTIPLE TAB SUPPORT - wth? Zooming is awkward and sometimes doesn't work. The only decent PDF viewer for Linux I've found is (closed source and free) Foxit Reader.
Thow it's good, it's not that good. I can not see some parts from a PDF single page invoice. I had to use the browser to see it.
This is an incredible app, it's terrific!. But you need to know the anotations are made with "f9" key
very good app simple and easy to use working good fast and smooth just one thing it can improve with some view option like night view for better reading experience at night
Unstable on several builds/distros, and prone to crashing. With a focus on a simple element of displaying media, the program should be patched well before release. Okular is my choice for PDF viewing.
strange black on photos when on print preview mode and on prints! interesting