On Thu, 2014-02-20 at 13:55 +0800, Alex Leontiev wrote: > [...] > Here's a thing. In modern .pdf format there's a feature called links, which > allows You to link from Your .pdf to some resource on web, or to another > part of the same .pdf (say, link to equation if its math article, or to a > reference item). Now, that's very convenient, and evince processes them > well. What is unconvenient, however, is that unlike traditional browsers > You don't have "history" of links traced and don't have "back/forward" > button. So, going back to the case of math article, if I go to reference > item at the very end of a paper, I than have to scroll the whole way back > to where I was, and that's annoying. Hence, the question: > > 1. Would developers of evince be interested to see such a feature (I > mean, back/forward buttons, as described above) in their application? > 2. Can I work on it? (my github page: https://github.com/nailbiter )
Hi Alex, First at all, this is not a stupid question at all. Second, as Anuj Khare pointed out, it is a bug (there are some of them related to the history navigation). You are very welcome to contribute with Evince if you feel inclined to do so. In https://wiki.gnome.org/Apps/Evince you can look in the section "Looking to get busy?" on how to get involved. There are many way you could contribute and help us to make a better Evince. Regards, -- Germán Poo-Caamaño http://calcifer.org/
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