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Is there something like this for iPad? Reading research articles is a painful process having to flip back and forth between text, figures and references all the
by pazimzadeh 2y ago
Is there something like this for iPad? Reading research articles is a painful process having to flip back and forth between text, figures and references all the time
- 0x38B 2y agohttps://www.liquidtext.net/ https://www.liquidtext.net/ is unique in its feature set and use of gestures and stylus. It’s definitely worth trying.
- sva_ 2y agoDid you try the Google Scholar PDF reader? It makes citations clickable (sometimes)
- k310 2y agoI have used MarginNote and Notability in the past. Take a quick look to see if they do what you want with PDF's.
- samatman 2y agoI use GoodReader. I'm open to trying something else, but it has folders, bookmarks, annotations, the basics. It lacks all of the fancy stuff in the linked program, though. PDF reading is the main use I have for a 13 iPad, and I do enough of it that it justifies the device.
- bluechair 2y agoAnother vote for GoodReader
- vzaliva 2y agoI work a lot with academic papers on iPad and PDF expert is the best! https://pdfexpert.com/ https://pdfexpert.com/
- ykonstant 2y agoThe author is trying to make a version for Android and iOS. The Android version is almost ready, but they're having trouble with the iOS version.