I have a folder of several hundred PDFs, each only a page or two long. It would be very useful if there was a feature in Okular to advance to the next/previous document in the current folder, much like many image viewers allow. Many thanks for this app!
Sincerely i don't see how this makes any sense in general.
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 other reasons, including being able to set a "dark mode" using the Accessibility colours.
I guess it makes sense if you regularly view or switch between multiple documents in the same folder.
*** Bug 425555 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
(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 425555, this would make a lot of sense in a folder full of single-page plots. My workaround at the moment is to export each plot both to PDF and PNG so that I can look at the PNGs in sequence with an image viewer.
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/copy text from PDFs etc., as in Okular!