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Depending on what you want for PDF Annotation, Readdle's PDF Expert (as close to full-fledged Acrobat as you're likely to get on the iPad) or the intriguingly w
by chipotle_coyote 8y ago
Depending on what you want for PDF Annotation, Readdle's PDF Expert (as close to full-fledged Acrobat as you're likely to get on the iPad) or the intriguingly weird LiquidText are good options.
https://pdfexpert.com/ios https://pdfexpert.com/ios
https://www.liquidtext.net https://www.liquidtext.net
- 0x38B 8y agoIt's worth getting over LiquidText's initial weirdness. I downloaded it and then didn't use it for half a year, but when I gave it a go with some PDFs I was reading, I was hooked. Grabbing parts of a book out into the workspace is easy, and then you can quickly review your workspace of highlights and notes later for a refresher. Also, viewing two places in a single PDF is as easy as tapping and holding on two highlights in the workspace.
- jxdxbx 8y agoLiquid Text is one of the cleverest apps I have ever used. And PDF Expert also rules