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I _think_ you want a feature where the reader removes any margins in the document for display. Basically, a "crop the paper format" function. And... yeah, I'd w
by mormegil 4y ago
I _think_ you want a feature where the reader removes any margins in the document for display. Basically, a "crop the paper format" function. And... yeah, I'd want my reader to have that! (And my Kindle! When sometimes reading a PDF, this would be great!) Does any PDF reader support something like that?
- chrismorgan 4y agoI think I’ve seen it on some desktop PDF software before, though I can’t think what, and the reMarkable can do it.
- drifkin 4y agoGoodReader on iPad has this (though you set it for the document manually). It even lets you choose a different view-time crop for odd and even page numbers.
- red_trumpet 4y agoFor Android, Librera is able to do that.
- jchmrt 4y agoOn Android, KOReader is able to do this (and free and open source). It can even reflow the text quite well so that it fits on a smaller display like a phone, if needed.
- ergl 4y agoSkim pdf is a good option if you're on macOS: https://skim-app.sourceforge.io/ https://skim-app.sourceforge.io/
- pfortuny 4y agoIn emacs with pdf-tools it seems you can enable a minor mode: pdf-view-auto-slice-minor-mode which does the trick. Just learned it. EDIT: could try it. Exactly as intended. Will be of great help (I can now have a complete latex page in view with decent font size).
- hoppyhoppy2 4y agoOkular (Linux/Windows) can do this
- r3trohack3r 4y agoThe ReMarkable tablet supports this natively. And, IIUC, the purpose of the margins is for notes; the ReMarkable also supports inserting blank pages into a pdf for note taking.
- nyanpasu64 4y agoI've been using https://pypi.org/project/pdfCropMargins/ https://pypi.org/project/pdfCropMargins/ (and reporting bugs which have been fixed) to pre-crop my PDF files, so they work on all readers. I haven't tried PDF reflowing yet though.