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What is a good alternative. one that doesn’t look like it intern project?
by tyiz 4y ago
What is a good alternative. one that doesn’t look like it intern project?
- wgriffin13 4y agoI actually like PDF Expert better than Adobe itself. It is easier and more responsive for general editing work.
- HelloMcFly 4y agoI think PDF Xchange is the most feature rich for what I use it for. You do have to buy once to unlock all functionality, but a very large amount is available in the free version.
- DieBruderBauer 4y agoI like SumatraPDF. It's minimalist, to be sure, but it won't let you down.
- bleomycin 4y agoMaster PDF. Cross platform even native linux support.
- kukx 4y agoYou can view PDF files in most Internet browsers.
- teaearlgraycold 4y agopdf.js!
- tunapizza 4y agoI wish most browsers also allowed users to annotate, rotate, and manipulate PDFs. The solutions mentioned in this thread will work, though!
- henriquecm8 4y agoI just tested and Edge, you can annotate, highlight and draw over it, and it will save, but rotating it is temporary.
- mirzap 4y agoI use Foxit reader. It's free and cross platform with great UI.
- SV_BubbleTime 4y agoAgreed. I’m 80% at requiring it for anyone at the company that doesn’t need full acrobat to create PDFs. And even then I’m close to pushing the version of FoxIt that does that.
- sam345 4y agoFoxit
- UFOFlyer 4y agoOkular from KDE project, they have a windows release too.
- mxuribe 4y agoI use okular and it works great on linux. Once in a while PDFs with forms display funny, or some minor challenges with data entry....but not sure if the issue is how the pdf was made or if okular. Nevertheless, i really like it. Plus as stated, a few KDE applications like okular happliy can be used on Windows. (For work machine, where i am forced to use Windows, i happily have used the Kate text editor.)
- shassard 4y agopdf arranger is pretty slick if you're on linux: https://flathub.org/apps/details/com.github.jeromerobert.pdfarranger https://flathub.org/apps/details/com.github.jeromerobert.pdf...
- xnx 4y agoPDF viewing: Chrome PDF editing: LibreOffice
- Technetium 4y agoIn chrome://flags you can search for "PDF" and enable the following: Performs OCR on inaccessible PDFs, PDF XFA support, Accessible PDF Forms, Enable Region Search on PDF viewer.
- StillChill 4y ago[dead]
- vladharbuz 4y agoOn Linux: zathura, evince, okular for viewing. I don't know of a friendly GUI tool for editing PDFs, but combinations of imagemagick and tools such as pdfunite work well. A bit off-topic, but nomacs and imv are nice for images.
- jabroni_salad 4y agoFor simple operations I like "PDF Split and Merge"
- isatty 4y agoPreview, on Mac. It’s great.
- RockRobotRock 4y agotorrent Adobe Acrobat XI, and don't feel bad about it because it's Adobe.
- quicon 4y agoIlovePDF desktop app for Windows is quite good and free. https://www.ilovepdf.com/desktop https://www.ilovepdf.com/desktop