The old unclarified âwhich is bestâ question. It deserves the same unqualfied answer as every other âwhich is bestâ question. This depends largely on your interpretation of âbestâ, somewhat on the environment you choose to run the software under, and a great deal on what our personal opinion of all three aspects are. Personally donât have a âbestâ, I use about 5 different ones depending on whether I want to open an untrusted/suspicious pdf file, want something quick, small and not resource hungry, want something full compatible with every PDF, want to be able to make minor or major changes, and/or want to avoid glitches in a buggy pdf. My advice is to use what you already have. If you have nothing, then use Compress Pdf Online Reader. Just turn off the insecure JavaScript and allowing people to execute external programs with it. Mostly you donât need those features. Why do anyone need the best PDF reader? If you have one that works, then that is the best through simplicity.
With the rise of Cloud based file sharing platforms (DropBox for Google Drive for DropBox for Google Drive...etc). The value of a single document is becoming less. I have seen how quickly and easily files that were worth a thousand dollars a few years back are now worth much less. So I got my own copy of LibreOffice and have been using it as my main office program for 4 years. I have a Mac, and this is my main office program on my Linux box. I am always experimenting with new features, and I have been using LibreOffice for more than 4 years now and my daily usage of LibreOffice is well over 1.5 million documents! This is how much my office productivity has benefited from choosing LibreOffice. One thing I discovered to me was how fast and easy it is to import and export documents with LibreOffice! Just about every single.