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this post was submitted on 11 Jul 2023
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I’m currently in grad school and am reading a ton of PDFs. My iPad and Apple Pencil paired with the app LiquidText has been AMAZING! I actually subscribed to their pro plan so that my papers and annotations would sync between my devices.
I can’t stress enough how much use I get out of the combo and how productive it allows me to me reading, highlighting, and taking notes.
LiquidText is cool af but I hated the UI. Maybe it's become better in the last few months.
I actually have some complaints too but I overlook them! And the customer service was super responsive when I needed them.