Thanks, good to know that, It's our honour. I prefer it over these other PDF readers on maxOS that I have tried: FoxIt, Preview, Adobe Acrobat Reader, Skim. It used to crash from time to time when it came out in late 2017, but this appears to have been fixed as of Feburary 2018! (That's why I'm upgrading my review from 4 stars to 5 stars.) If there are old reviews complaining about crashes, keep that in mind. I haven't yet run into a limitation on the free version, and upgrading to pro is only $20 anyways. The UI for 'find' displays a lot of info intuitively.
Competitors either do this slowly or, like Skim, use a non-native annotation format that can't be read by other PDF readers.) Draggable tabs. (And it saves them fast when you close the file. Can easily add native PDF annotations and search through the existing ones. To install PDF Guru: Edit, Read/Annotate on your Windows PC or Mac computer, you will need to download and install the. It's snappy and reminds me of replacing my web browser with Chrome when it first came out. How to download and install PDF Guru: Edit, Read/Annotate on your PC and Mac. I've now used it for two months and it's the best PDF reader I've experience for reading academic articles.
