pdf page navigation
Page marker at the bottom (like Adobe Reader) to show you the page number in the PDF, the approximate location out of 100% and something you can grab to move through pages quickly. I often need to move through a PDF with 100's of pages, and since I don't know page I am on or what page I need to get to... using a menu to type in a guessed page number is very cumbersome
James Golden
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Sailesh Patel
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See also Apple Books and PDF Expert for examples of how to implement this well - a pop up timeline for direct access to any page in a doc (and very easy orientation), plus back/forward buttons that don’t exit to a file browser, *and* pop ups that allow a return to the last page viewed. I’d love to support goodnotes but if it’s as good as people claim, why can’t it match the basic ease of using a hard copy document? Sad to see that some of this was asked in 2017
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Victor
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This was asked in 2017. It's 2020 and the pandemic has everyone scrambling to get their remote gig straight. Please add this feature.
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Katarina
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It would be great to have some sort of page bar, where you can follow status of the remaing pages or postion in document as well as move faster through document
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Ed Ramsey
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Adobe Reader on iOS has this feature nailed. A slider along the right side that you can grab with your finger and move up and down. I can travel hundreds of pages instantly, and stop when I see the number or page graphics that I am looking for. This is urgently needed :-).