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For me even Sumatra or Foxit have too many features. I only ever open PDFs to read and print, maybe zoom, but all those other buttons there only distract me - i

by soco 3y ago

For me even Sumatra or Foxit have too many features. I only ever open PDFs to read and print, maybe zoom, but all those other buttons there only distract me - if there'd only be a way to hide them... But yeah first world problems. I'm happy they exist.

dizhn 3y ago
On Android mupdf mini gives me exactly that with a few implicit features that makes reading pdf books on mobile be 'ok'. There's a mupdf windows build. Perhaps that will do what you want. (Mupdf is also a library so there are a lot of different programs with the name in it by various programmers.)
SushiHippie 3y ago
Well there are always the stripped down/simplified gtk/gnome versions https://wiki.gnome.org/Apps/Evince https://wiki.gnome.org/Apps/Evince
sundarurfriend 3y ago
Have you tried Zathura: https://pwmt.org/projects/zathura/index.html https://pwmt.org/projects/zathura/index.html ? It looks like it's Linux only (I only have Linux so I hadn't checked before), but when I want to sit down and properly read something, the keyboard-centric UI and minimalism make it a really smooth and frictionless experience.