sioyek

Documentation (esp for non-mainstream tools): > How do i find the sioyek db files?

Perhaps Sioyek could make a great replacement if coupled with a library like Pandoc.

These interactive links did not work for me (using Linux) in the in-browser reader in Brave nor in sioyek, but they did work in evince.

I recommend sioyek if you need some highlighting functionality which is absent in zathura.

Sortof - sioyek will parse the text and attempt to create a table of contents (this does not modify the base pdf), but the accuracy/usefulness varies.

I really liked Sioyek as a more fully-featured Zathura, but two features kept me from using it as my primary PDF reader: 1.

Then I found sioyek that pops up a small window when you hover over links (references and equations and figures) and it solved it.

PDF readers I actually like: Zathura (obviously), sioyek (if you like customizability and Vim-like bindings, this is a good one!), and Skim.

I highly recommend trying out sioyek (as a zathura replacement).

If it doesn't, it should be a relatively simple task to upgrade the mupdf library to the latest version and recompile Sioyek to get all the file formats supported by mupdf.

I find that if I set `should_launch_new_instance` to 1, then I can have multiple PDFs open in Sioyek simultaneously, but only if I open the PDFs after the first from the termiinal; opening them from within Sioyek or from dmenu replaces the PDF that’s already open.

Venerable tools in this vein: vim, i3, kitty (former tmux), ranger (on the brim), qutebrowser, visidata, nsxiv, sioyek, mpv...

Sioyek developer here, we don't have the exact feature you ask for, but we have an alternative.