xreader
When supported by the document, it also allows searching for text, copying text to the clipboard, hypertext navigation, and table-of-contents bookmarks.
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Large PDF's reenders very slowly. Changed to Evince from previous Mint versions that was default.
The app is light and simple, it allows you to underline and put some annotations and bookmarks. It lacks the ability to open other documents in other tabs.
La app es liviana y sirve para abrir y leer documentos PDF pero carece de funciones como resaltar texto, subrayar, comentar, editar.
Xreader is a lightweight document / pdf viewer with a clean interface. However, I found it to be lacking in features for my needs, particularly for editing .pdf files.
The app is fine, but it lacks functionality, such as being able to comment and highlight texts.
On mint 20.3, when printing it prints 2 pages on the same a4 paper same side(half size)
The only things missing: 1. tabbed view of mutliple docs, 2. deleting, extracting pages, 3. merging, splitting pdfs. All the rest work like a charm on Mint 20.1!
I thought this was a pretty good viewer, but now, not so much. A. No way to set single page view as default for PDF. B. In single page mode, viewing a PDF, the SCROLLBAR GOES AWAY. Looking for alternative app now.
Obnoxious PIECE OF CRAP. Does not have ANY useful options. Cannot pan around content: WTH? Cannot zoom in: WTH????? Obnoxiously inadequate!!!!!
I would expect better from the default PDF viewer that comes with Mint. Alas, it is slow with lackluster view options. Unless you're viewing plain-text pdfs, it's completely useless. I'd recommend MuPDF or Okular (or both, depending on your needs)
I expected much more from a PDF reader that comes with Linux MInt. There is no dark mode, adjusting the zoom level is annoying as hell to do on the touchpad, and most importantly the autoscroll feature should be configurable, I HATE this feature and cannot disable it! Matterfact this is the reason I'm looking for another PDF reader to replace xreader with.
