Is there any pdf viewer with dark mode?
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Basically, I want a viewer which has a night mode or a dark mode so that I can change a pdf with a white background and black text to a dark background and light coloured text.
software-recommendation pdf
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Basically, I want a viewer which has a night mode or a dark mode so that I can change a pdf with a white background and black text to a dark background and light coloured text.
software-recommendation pdf
edited Apr 2 at 10:52
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asked Apr 2 at 4:22
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qpdfview(lubuntu 18.10 & up standard viewer) allows you to change colors of background, paper-color & presentation backgrounds to any of a huge list (30+) of selections.
– guiverc
Apr 2 at 4:40
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Which pdf file viewers have you researched? Both okular and qpdfview can invert colors unless the pdf file is composed of images.
– DK Bose
Apr 2 at 4:40
I used search terms "dark mode","pdf viewer", "night mode" coudn't get any result. qpdfview.Till now I was using default docuement viewer. Thanks, qpdfview have the feature that I was asking for.
– UbuntuLover
Apr 2 at 5:04
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Basically, I want a viewer which has a night mode or a dark mode so that I can change a pdf with a white background and black text to a dark background and light coloured text.
software-recommendation pdf
edited Apr 2 at 10:52
Dan
7,21034673
asked Apr 2 at 4:22
UbuntuLoverUbuntuLover
666
Basically, I want a viewer which has a night mode or a dark mode so that I can change a pdf with a white background and black text to a dark background and light coloured text.
software-recommendation pdf
software-recommendation pdf
edited Apr 2 at 10:52
Dan
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asked Apr 2 at 4:22
UbuntuLoverUbuntuLover
666
edited Apr 2 at 10:52
Dan
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asked Apr 2 at 4:22
UbuntuLoverUbuntuLover
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edited Apr 2 at 10:52
Dan
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edited Apr 2 at 10:52
Dan
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edited Apr 2 at 10:52
Dan
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7,21034673
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UbuntuLoverUbuntuLover
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asked Apr 2 at 4:22
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qpdfview(lubuntu 18.10 & up standard viewer) allows you to change colors of background, paper-color & presentation backgrounds to any of a huge list (30+) of selections.
– guiverc
Apr 2 at 4:40
2
Which pdf file viewers have you researched? Both okular and qpdfview can invert colors unless the pdf file is composed of images.
– DK Bose
Apr 2 at 4:40
I used search terms "dark mode","pdf viewer", "night mode" coudn't get any result. qpdfview.Till now I was using default docuement viewer. Thanks, qpdfview have the feature that I was asking for.
– UbuntuLover
Apr 2 at 5:04
add a comment |
3
qpdfview(lubuntu 18.10 & up standard viewer) allows you to change colors of background, paper-color & presentation backgrounds to any of a huge list (30+) of selections.
– guiverc
Apr 2 at 4:40
2
Which pdf file viewers have you researched? Both okular and qpdfview can invert colors unless the pdf file is composed of images.
– DK Bose
Apr 2 at 4:40
I used search terms "dark mode","pdf viewer", "night mode" coudn't get any result. qpdfview.Till now I was using default docuement viewer. Thanks, qpdfview have the feature that I was asking for.
– UbuntuLover
Apr 2 at 5:04
3
3
qpdfview (lubuntu 18.10 & up standard viewer) allows you to change colors of background, paper-color & presentation backgrounds to any of a huge list (30+) of selections.– guiverc
Apr 2 at 4:40
qpdfview (lubuntu 18.10 & up standard viewer) allows you to change colors of background, paper-color & presentation backgrounds to any of a huge list (30+) of selections.– guiverc
Apr 2 at 4:40
2
2
Which pdf file viewers have you researched? Both okular and qpdfview can invert colors unless the pdf file is composed of images.
– DK Bose
Apr 2 at 4:40
Which pdf file viewers have you researched? Both okular and qpdfview can invert colors unless the pdf file is composed of images.
– DK Bose
Apr 2 at 4:40
I used search terms "dark mode","pdf viewer", "night mode" coudn't get any result. qpdfview.Till now I was using default docuement viewer. Thanks, qpdfview have the feature that I was asking for.
– UbuntuLover
Apr 2 at 5:04
I used search terms "dark mode","pdf viewer", "night mode" coudn't get any result. qpdfview.Till now I was using default docuement viewer. Thanks, qpdfview have the feature that I was asking for.
– UbuntuLover
Apr 2 at 5:04
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This method is only for text only documents. Otherwise the image colors will be inverted.
You can install Evince document viewer from this link and open it.Then goto the options on the top right corner as seen in the picture.
Then select Inverted colors. This will help you to read white text on a black background.
answered Apr 2 at 7:15
Nuwan ThisaraNuwan Thisara
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Thanks I already had Evince document viewer installed but didn't know that inverted colors can do this.
– UbuntuLover
Apr 2 at 7:36
1
@UbuntuLover You are welcome, yes it comes pre-installed.
– Nuwan Thisara
Apr 2 at 7:41
Is there a keyboard shortcut for bookmark in Evince?
– UbuntuLover
Apr 2 at 7:44
1
@UbuntuLover Actually could not find it here... help.gnome.org/users/evince/stable/shortcuts.html.en
– Nuwan Thisara
Apr 2 at 7:50
In my Document Viewer (3.30.1) the option is called 'Night Mode'.
– muclux
Apr 2 at 8:11
|
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Atril from MATE DE also has Inverted Colors mode (accessible with Ctrl+I):
You can install Atril with sudo apt-get install atril.
answered Apr 2 at 19:47
N0rbertN0rbert
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If you're using Compiz WM with "Color filter" plugin installed, you can enable any of several nightmode filters for any windows.
answered Apr 2 at 15:39
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This method is only for text only documents. Otherwise the image colors will be inverted.
You can install Evince document viewer from this link and open it.Then goto the options on the top right corner as seen in the picture.
Then select Inverted colors. This will help you to read white text on a black background.
answered Apr 2 at 7:15
Nuwan ThisaraNuwan Thisara
1,02811435
1
Thanks I already had Evince document viewer installed but didn't know that inverted colors can do this.
– UbuntuLover
Apr 2 at 7:36
1
@UbuntuLover You are welcome, yes it comes pre-installed.
– Nuwan Thisara
Apr 2 at 7:41
Is there a keyboard shortcut for bookmark in Evince?
– UbuntuLover
Apr 2 at 7:44
1
@UbuntuLover Actually could not find it here... help.gnome.org/users/evince/stable/shortcuts.html.en
– Nuwan Thisara
Apr 2 at 7:50
In my Document Viewer (3.30.1) the option is called 'Night Mode'.
– muclux
Apr 2 at 8:11
|
show 1 more comment
This method is only for text only documents. Otherwise the image colors will be inverted.
You can install Evince document viewer from this link and open it.Then goto the options on the top right corner as seen in the picture.
Then select Inverted colors. This will help you to read white text on a black background.
answered Apr 2 at 7:15
Nuwan ThisaraNuwan Thisara
1,02811435
1
Thanks I already had Evince document viewer installed but didn't know that inverted colors can do this.
– UbuntuLover
Apr 2 at 7:36
1
@UbuntuLover You are welcome, yes it comes pre-installed.
– Nuwan Thisara
Apr 2 at 7:41
Is there a keyboard shortcut for bookmark in Evince?
– UbuntuLover
Apr 2 at 7:44
1
@UbuntuLover Actually could not find it here... help.gnome.org/users/evince/stable/shortcuts.html.en
– Nuwan Thisara
Apr 2 at 7:50
In my Document Viewer (3.30.1) the option is called 'Night Mode'.
– muclux
Apr 2 at 8:11
|
show 1 more comment
This method is only for text only documents. Otherwise the image colors will be inverted.
You can install Evince document viewer from this link and open it.Then goto the options on the top right corner as seen in the picture.
Then select Inverted colors. This will help you to read white text on a black background.
answered Apr 2 at 7:15
Nuwan ThisaraNuwan Thisara
1,02811435
This method is only for text only documents. Otherwise the image colors will be inverted.
You can install Evince document viewer from this link and open it.Then goto the options on the top right corner as seen in the picture.
Then select Inverted colors. This will help you to read white text on a black background.
answered Apr 2 at 7:15
Nuwan ThisaraNuwan Thisara
1,02811435
edited Apr 3 at 10:10
answered Apr 2 at 7:15
Nuwan ThisaraNuwan Thisara
1,02811435
answered Apr 2 at 7:15
Nuwan ThisaraNuwan Thisara
1,02811435
answered Apr 2 at 7:15
Nuwan ThisaraNuwan Thisara
1,02811435
1,02811435
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Thanks I already had Evince document viewer installed but didn't know that inverted colors can do this.
– UbuntuLover
Apr 2 at 7:36
1
@UbuntuLover You are welcome, yes it comes pre-installed.
– Nuwan Thisara
Apr 2 at 7:41
Is there a keyboard shortcut for bookmark in Evince?
– UbuntuLover
Apr 2 at 7:44
1
@UbuntuLover Actually could not find it here... help.gnome.org/users/evince/stable/shortcuts.html.en
– Nuwan Thisara
Apr 2 at 7:50
In my Document Viewer (3.30.1) the option is called 'Night Mode'.
– muclux
Apr 2 at 8:11
|
show 1 more comment
1
Thanks I already had Evince document viewer installed but didn't know that inverted colors can do this.
– UbuntuLover
Apr 2 at 7:36
1
@UbuntuLover You are welcome, yes it comes pre-installed.
– Nuwan Thisara
Apr 2 at 7:41
Is there a keyboard shortcut for bookmark in Evince?
– UbuntuLover
Apr 2 at 7:44
1
@UbuntuLover Actually could not find it here... help.gnome.org/users/evince/stable/shortcuts.html.en
– Nuwan Thisara
Apr 2 at 7:50
In my Document Viewer (3.30.1) the option is called 'Night Mode'.
– muclux
Apr 2 at 8:11
1
1
Thanks I already had Evince document viewer installed but didn't know that inverted colors can do this.
– UbuntuLover
Apr 2 at 7:36
Thanks I already had Evince document viewer installed but didn't know that inverted colors can do this.
– UbuntuLover
Apr 2 at 7:36
1
1
@UbuntuLover You are welcome, yes it comes pre-installed.
– Nuwan Thisara
Apr 2 at 7:41
@UbuntuLover You are welcome, yes it comes pre-installed.
– Nuwan Thisara
Apr 2 at 7:41
Is there a keyboard shortcut for bookmark in Evince?
– UbuntuLover
Apr 2 at 7:44
Is there a keyboard shortcut for bookmark in Evince?
– UbuntuLover
Apr 2 at 7:44
1
1
@UbuntuLover Actually could not find it here... help.gnome.org/users/evince/stable/shortcuts.html.en
– Nuwan Thisara
Apr 2 at 7:50
@UbuntuLover Actually could not find it here... help.gnome.org/users/evince/stable/shortcuts.html.en
– Nuwan Thisara
Apr 2 at 7:50
In my Document Viewer (3.30.1) the option is called 'Night Mode'.
– muclux
Apr 2 at 8:11
In my Document Viewer (3.30.1) the option is called 'Night Mode'.
– muclux
Apr 2 at 8:11
|
show 1 more comment
Atril from MATE DE also has Inverted Colors mode (accessible with Ctrl+I):
You can install Atril with sudo apt-get install atril.
answered Apr 2 at 19:47
N0rbertN0rbert
25.1k853118
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Atril from MATE DE also has Inverted Colors mode (accessible with Ctrl+I):
You can install Atril with sudo apt-get install atril.
answered Apr 2 at 19:47
N0rbertN0rbert
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Atril from MATE DE also has Inverted Colors mode (accessible with Ctrl+I):
You can install Atril with sudo apt-get install atril.
answered Apr 2 at 19:47
N0rbertN0rbert
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Atril from MATE DE also has Inverted Colors mode (accessible with Ctrl+I):
You can install Atril with sudo apt-get install atril.
answered Apr 2 at 19:47
N0rbertN0rbert
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answered Apr 2 at 19:47
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answered Apr 2 at 19:47
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If you're using Compiz WM with "Color filter" plugin installed, you can enable any of several nightmode filters for any windows.
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If you're using Compiz WM with "Color filter" plugin installed, you can enable any of several nightmode filters for any windows.
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If you're using Compiz WM with "Color filter" plugin installed, you can enable any of several nightmode filters for any windows.
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qpdfview(lubuntu 18.10 & up standard viewer) allows you to change colors of background, paper-color & presentation backgrounds to any of a huge list (30+) of selections.– guiverc
Apr 2 at 4:40
2
Which pdf file viewers have you researched? Both okular and qpdfview can invert colors unless the pdf file is composed of images.
– DK Bose
Apr 2 at 4:40
I used search terms "dark mode","pdf viewer", "night mode" coudn't get any result. qpdfview.Till now I was using default docuement viewer. Thanks, qpdfview have the feature that I was asking for.
– UbuntuLover
Apr 2 at 5:04