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thnx, very usefull! Small remark: Okular has a Windows package.
Nobody will use Okular over Sumatra or Calibre on Windows, so I think its a moot point.
Guess I'm nobody
What is better about Okular on Windows, than the other two? I am now curious. Calibre is most complete featured, while Sumatra is the snappiest, so what gives?
Dont know, didnt compare them much. I ignored Calibre untill now because it seemed primarly for e-books which I dont have. Sumatra seems not available for Linux. And I am on dual boot but prefer the same apps for both Win11 as Deb12
Me on Win10 AME and Debian 12. I use Calibre on both, because of its flow mode for ebooks. Calibre is both for eBook viewing and library management, and is best for both purposes, besides a minor speed advantage for standalone readers like Sumatra, muPDF and Okular.