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I agree. FF is already my favorite PDF viewer by far - it's got more features than chrome and I've never felt a native PDF viewer is better in any way. But I ne

• bobcostas55 6y ago
  It can't even copy paste normal text properly (the bug has been there for 8 years now: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=810636 https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=810636). Line breaks are ignored and words are just smushed together instead. Ever since I switched to FF it has been my biggest annoyance, on Chrome this stuff just works. The best alternative on windows is PDF-XChange, fairly obscure but extremely feature-rich.
  • kevin_thibedeau 6y ago
    This is a hard problem. Unflowing text requires determining where the next line is and possibly removing optional hyphenation. PDF only deals with one line spans of text at best. Throw in super and subscripts or inline graphics and it becomes nontrivial.
    • int_19h 6y ago
      It's not trivial, but as the bug report points out, Adobe Reader can handle it.
  • foofoo55 6y ago
    Another vote for PDF-XChange. It's very good at selecting text and annotating a PDF. Plus it has excellent printing features.