PDF is unfortunately still the preferred format for sharing research papers.
And you're right, single file HTML with embedded images would be a much better format, but I assume publishers are preventing this.
And you're right, single file HTML with embedded images would be a much better format, but I assume publishers are preventing this.
Or use epub, which lets you store the images as part of the zip archive without having to store binary files as bloated and text editor killing base64 text.
Reading long form content on a screen gives me awful eyestrain.
Plus I love the smell of a good book.
I hope that e-inc displays will mature. Paired with the UX of a modern I Pad this will replace printed stuff.
It worked fine. There where some minor issues around page breaks. But then again, most people don't use paper for reading anymore, so I'll happily accept these minor issues over the absolute inconsistent hell that is text-selection, searching and hyperlinks in most PDFs.