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--- Comment #6 from John Veness ---
I suppose an alternative solution would be if an image viewer (e.g. Gwenview)
could handle PDFs, single-page ones anyway. Except then I'd want to have a
"dark mode" for PDFs in Gwenview, and the ability to highlight/c
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--- Comment #5 from Lukas ---
(In reply to Albert Astals Cid from comment #1)
> Sincerely i don't see how this makes any sense in general.
As I mentioned in Bug 42, this would make a lot of sense in a folder full
of single-page plots. My workaround
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--- Comment #2 from John Veness ---
Thanks for the reply. The Windows open-source PDF viewer Sumatra PDF has this
feature (using ctrl+shift+left or right) and it works very well. It would be
great to have this feature in Okular too, which I prefer for o
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