Clickable links are but one of the "quality of life" improvements paper authors could provide - but don't. It's not like there are no tools (like nogbit suggest

Clickable links are but one of the "quality of life" improvements paper authors could provide - but don't. It's not like there are no tools (like nogbit suggests); for example, Jupyter Notebooks are a document format which can incorporate various kinds of content, from latex typesetting to interactive charts to executable code. The problem is that such tools are simply ignored by most of the paper authors. I do understand some of the reasons for this ((over)reliance on journals for instance), but that doesn't change the fact that it makes for much worse experience for the readers than it could be.