Which PDF Reader For Windows?

[Vincent]

I've always used Adobe, just wondered if there was anything else worth looking at? I see Firefox will be including a reader with their browser but not until next year
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[The Shaggy D.A.]

I've used Foxit for years, but it's getting a bit bloaty now.

[edit] Might have a bash at going back to an older version, when it was still small and quick...

https://www.oldapps.com/foxit_reader.php
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[Accuhaler]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sumatra_PDF

free opensource, no bloatware

[Flatbadger]

Nitro PDF Reader - mine's quite old now, they might have changed it since and added the usual freeware irritants.
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[t121anf]

Foxit but I think chrome grabs them these days. (When on a pc)

[doggone]

The trouble with foxit now is every time it opens they are pestering you to upgrade with a popup window.
Quite often it gets under the pdf window and won't let you scroll or anything until it's closed.
I wouldn't recommend it at all now.

[CaNsA]

[Vincent]

[WD Forte]

yep
me luv you long time Foxit too
but it does seem to have gotten a bit bloaty/naggy hasnt it?

Didn't think to go into the preferences to get it to STFU
will try that
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[noobRider]

I used to use Foxit but switched to SumatraPDF. You could use Acrobat
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[P.]

Used to use Foxit, now Chrome opens them happily.

[panrider_uk]

[WD Forte]

I spose it also depends on how you use pdfs
In browser like firefox etc are ok for general purpose but I use
quite a lot of data sheets type PDfs which would be annoying to
load up a browser every time and a stand alone is much quicker.
Foxit allows you to tab them as well
and now I've remembered to RTFM and turn off any nags
and unwanted features ( thanks Cansa)
I'm quite happy with it for now.

I do recall Acrobat taking forever to load all manner of shite before I could read only a data sheet.

Sumatra looks OK if lightweight tho' and will bear that in mind if Foxit starts to annoy

Chrome? NFW
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[Vincent]

I'm trying not to use Google.....it's not easy though
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