What it lacks in robust, feature packed menus and add-ons, it makes up for in its simplicity and ease of use for the basic use case. Nevertheless, Sumatra is still one of the more impressive light PDF readers. While everything else seems to be remarkably easy and straightforward, any advanced setting changes prove remarkably difficult. If the first thought that comes to mind is why would it be that difficult when everything else is so easy, you’re not alone. If more customization or setting adjusting is desired, the only way to make these changes is via the HTML code. Sumatra PDF's keyboard shortcuts make it easy to navigate PDFs you're currently viewing (Image credit: Krzysztof Kowalczyk) Additionally, if you are reading a book and want to get back to it quickly, Sumatra has a recently viewed window that opens with the application, allowing you to get back to your digital story quickly and efficiently. These include PDF, EPUB, XPS, CHM, MOBI, CBZ, CBR, and DjVu. To allow for the best EBook experience, Sumatra can view a handful of file formats. Meaning one could take their E-Library with them with merely a USB drive. Sumatra is designed to be transportable via USB drive (opens in new tab). That is where Sumatra comes in handy yet again with another feature. If Sumatra becomes a digital library of one’s collection of books, the ability to take said collection with them would be incredibly helpful.
Allowing for a customized library of EBooks all within this lightweight application. One of the best parts of Sumatra is the organization aspect. Sumatra PDF is designed to help with PDFs and EBooks of all kinds.
Sumatra PDF does an excellent job of displaying your PDF files and EBooks in a neat and organized way (Image credit: Krzysztof Kowalczyk) We want to find the best or fastest way to get something done - even though best does not always mean most well known. The fascination for the best has always been in us.
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