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From the article: "In other words, you now have one less reason to fire up your bloated copy of Adobe Acrobat." Using OSX's Preview PDF reader, I haven't used
by defroost 16y ago
From the article: "In other words, you now have one less reason to fire up your bloated copy of Adobe Acrobat."
Using OSX's Preview PDF reader, I haven't used Adobe Acrobat for years. Preview is fast-loading, and has all the features one could want in a desktop PDF reader.
But for a browser-based reader, I could see Crocodoc being useful and certainly the interface is well-done.
- andrewce 16y agoI love Preview, but have found that when I use the annotation feature and send it to others who use other PDF viewers (FoxIt, Acrobat Reader, et al) that the annotations don't always behave like they should.
- stevedewald 16y agoAgreed. There are advantages to an HTML5 PDF reader. Aside from just being more accessible, I could see how sharing and collaboration tools become more effective with an in-browser solution.