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hiren1610
Sep 09, 2019Iron Contributor
Add table of contents / bookmarks / document outline in PDF viewer
I would like to see a feature in PDF reader. Currently there is no such option available in the PDF viewer in Edge Chromium. Such option was available in old Edge browser but the best example would b...
hiren1610
Nov 06, 2019Iron Contributor
Just a bump to see if there is any update to this request. I hope any of the Microsoft team members are noticing this request and reply!
As bookmarks are more important for me to go through a lot of PDF documents every day, I stopped using the default pdf viewer in Edge. I am using another extension instead. This way I don't have to open any external pdf document, I can avoid downloading the pdf files as well along with deleting them from disk after use.
- From settings I have turned on the option "Always open PDF files externally".
- Installed chrome extension : https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/pdf-viewer/oemmndcbldboiebfnladdacbdfmadadm
- Configured settings for the extension : "Sidebar state on load : Show document oultine in sidebar"
- It works like charm and has all the required features.
Until Microsoft improves on the pdf reader, I hope this helps someone in need.
SafariLarry
Jan 21, 2020Copper Contributor
Classic Edge had been my go-to pdf reader because it has nice interface to bookmarks (Table of Contents) and supports inking/highlighting in the pdf. I can view a textbook, mark it up with my pen (Surface Pro) and save it. Nice!
Chromium Edge (stable version) isn't there yet, it doesn't support bookmarks and has only one pen width/color -- and doesn't yet support pen eraser. From what I've seen, expanded pen support will be available, not sure about bookmarks. Bookmarks are critical and were nicely done in Classic Edge.
Chromium Edge supports drag-and-drop of pdf file, Classic Edge did not. Good for Chromium Edge!