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As an iPad user, I’m more excited for the rumored Epub support. So excited to keep all my books and PDFs in one place
by jarbus 3y ago
As an iPad user, I’m more excited for the rumored Epub support. So excited to keep all my books and PDFs in one place
- xattt 3y agoHot take: the iPad/iOS Zotero reading experience is worlds apart from the PDF.js reader in Windows clients.
- layer8 3y agoIn which direction? (I don’t use either.)
- xattt 3y agoThe iOS version uses PDFkit, so the options for viewing and annotation are much better. It drives me bonkers that I can’t do single-page view on the desktop app.
- kergonath 3y agoAn iPad is the ideal form factor for this kind of things. Reading and annotating PDFs on that thing is a joy.
- evolve2k 3y agoI’m considering getting an iPad mini to read & annotate within Zotero. Anyone have experience of using an iPad mini for this. Is the form factor do-able or really too small? I like that I could read lying down with one hand, which I can’t achieve with a full-sized iPad.
- kergonath 3y ago> Anyone have experience of using an iPad mini for this. Is the form factor do-able or really too small? I contemplated doing that, but went with an iPad Pro instead (11’’, second hand). Even 11’’ felt a bit small and I got a 13’’ eventually. Besides screen size, the Apple Pencil 2 is miles better. > I like that I could read lying down with one hand, which I can’t achieve with a full-sized iPad. Yes, for reading a Mini would be much better. More Kindle-like. The 11’’ Pro is still manageable with one hand (but without a case), but it’s not comfortable.