23 Nov
2020
23 Nov
'20
3:32 p.m.
Am Sonntag, 22. November 2020 schrieb J Leslie Turriff:
On 2020-11-21 04:33:12 Stefan Krusche via tde-users
wrote:
Yes, it is! ;-)
I haven't discovered the navigation panel's forgetfulness, yet, but it
surely should remember its settings. We need to write a bugreport to
make it better…
All in all, to me kpdf, though the only, and very often used pdf viewer
I utilise, seems to be rather immature. It serves it purpose, though,
and I like the auto scroll function while reading longer texts.
I also noticed that kpdf consumes very much processing power from the
cpu when the auto sroll feature is being used.
Cheers, Stefan
Am Freitag, 20. November 2020 schrieb J Leslie
Turriff:
Thanks, Stefan. I usually open the navigation panel before closing
the window because if I don't it resets the nav panel width for
thumbnail views, while I prefer the Table of Content view, which
needs to be wider. It's strange to me that the navigation panel's
settings aren't remembered between sessions, and that it's being open
should affect the window height. For some time now, whenever I open a PDF file
with kpdf, its
window appears only a few inches tall instead of the max height
from when I have previously closed it. I have tried to use
Advanced => Special Window Settings => Maximized vertically
[force], but that doesn't work.
I've seen this, only with kpdf, since long. I found out that if
you close kpdf with the navigation panel open then it will show
this behaviour.