It's ironical that the author is pitching for PDF, and yet he is using a plethora of hyper-links. The big "invention" of the Web was linking pages together. Th

It's ironical that the author is pitching for PDF, and yet he is using a plethora of hyper-links. The big "invention" of the Web was linking pages together. That's what made it great. That's what created "Google" in the first place. Links in a PDF are supposed to take you to a browser or open a different PDF file? PDF is a step back. If you are angry about the overblown size of JavaScript and resources consumption, use a simple static website. It doesn't get easier than that.