1. Bug: (See attached Bug-Screenshot) Arrow-icons are cut off at their top/bottom edge. 2. Feature Request: Add option to highlight all occurrences of the search-term. This should make spotting them way easier, even if you're not clicking through every single instance to highlight them one after the other. Many PDF-readers have this useful feature and I think it's important for Okular to add it as well. I added a screenshot from "qpdfview" to highlight what I'm talking about. 3. Feature Request: Display the number of occurrences of the search-term. Not as important as the previous feature request, but still a functionality that should make searching way more comfortable. 4. Feature Request: Use the sidebar in the search. Two Options: 4.1. When the user searches, create a fifth sidebar-tab that shows the page and roughly the environment of each found occurrence. (see Sidebar-Screenshot). 4.2 In the sidebar-tab titled "Contents", when the user searches for a term, the chapters that contain the search-term should get highlighted (yellow to keep it consistent) In my opinion 4.2 seems more important; both could be implemented at the same time though. Okular seems to me like an amazing, feature-packed pdf-reader. Improvements to the search are pretty much the only thing that is missing for me, personally. SYSTEM INFORMATION Linux Mint 20 KDE Frameworks 5.74.0 Qt 5.15.1 (built against 5.15.1) The xcb windowing system
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I'm afraid you'll need to re-submit this with each issue in its own bug report. I appreciate the time you took to write all of that down in a single one, but we can't really handle multiple requests in a single bug report. I'd be much obliged if you could file four bug reports, one for each item. Thanks! See also https://community.kde.org/Get_Involved/Issue_Reporting#One_issue_per_Bugzilla_ticket
You know, this bugtracker somehow feels so much more painful to use than Github... LibreOffice has the same issue. However, I appreciate the warm welcome and will eventually create separate issues, once I have time.
FWIW we'd tell you the same thing if we were using bug tracking software. However I feel your pain and I hope that one way we move to Gitlab issues on our Gitlab instance. It's something I support. :)
They should be created now. No idea where to find them (as "my requests" doesn't seem to do anything), they should exist somewhere though. :)
Thanks. :)