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I really don’t like most pdf viewers. Adobe acrobat and preview are the two I go between and I don’t really love either.

• pinewurst 8y ago
  Acrobat bites but I actually like Preview. Okular (on Linux) is the other one I use but don’t think it’s any better than Preview.
  • sgillen 8y ago
    I actually usually like preview but for very large files (1000+ pages) and for some form fillables I’ve had a lot of issues. Unfortunately those are two situations I run into a lot!
  • JoshuaRLi 8y ago
    On Linux, give qpdfview a shot. It's quite lightweight and snappy.
• kochikame 8y ago
  I know the reason why, but I still get annoyed when basically everything I want to do with a PDF can never be done with Acrobat
• byproxy 8y ago
  Try Sumatra PDF, if your system supports it. It's very light-weight. Since web-browsers have basically become PDF readers, I've kind of abandoned it, but I may go back to it once Microsoft deprecates their version of Edge.
• philonoist 8y ago
  The whole corporate world in my experience uses Foxit.
• iron0013 8y ago
  I also dislike most pdf viewers. I got a little obsessive about it and eventually concluded that the best options are PDF-Xchange on Windows and PDF Expert on MacOS and iOS
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