Favorites let you save important places in documents and jump back to them later.
Add a favorite #
Press
Ctrl + B to add the current page to favorites. The favorite stores the page and how far you had scrolled on it, so jumping back returns you to the same place on the page, not only the top.You can also use
Ctrl + K command palette and run Add Favorite.Favorites sidebar #
The favorites sidebar shows favorites saved across documents.
To show or hide it:
- use
Ctrl + Kcommand palette and runToggle Favorites - or assign a shortcut to
CmdFavoriteToggle
When the sidebar is visible, selecting a favorite navigates to that saved place. If the favorite is in another document, SumatraPDF opens that document.
Show favorites from command palette #
Press
Ctrl + K, then type $ to show favorites in the command palette.Favorites from the current document are listed first. Favorites from other documents are shown after them and include the file name.
Bind favorites command palette to b #
You can bind
CmdCommandPaletteFavorites to a key in advanced settings.Open
Settings / Advanced Options..., find the Shortcuts section and add:Shortcuts [
[
Cmd = CmdCommandPaletteFavorites
Key = b
]
]
After saving, pressing
b opens the command palette directly in favorites mode.You can also use
CmdCommandPalette with a $ mode argument, but in settings
files a literal $ must be escaped as $$ (e.g. Cmd = CmdCommandPalette $$).
Prefer CmdCommandPaletteFavorites to avoid that.Favorites button on the toolbar #
Add
ToolbarText (or ToolbarSvgIcon) on the same shortcut entry to put a
button on the toolbar. The button opens the same floating list as Ctrl + K
then $. See Customize toolbar.Shortcuts [
[
Cmd = CmdCommandPaletteFavorites
Name = Favorites
ToolbarText = $
]
]
Name is the tooltip. The button is added after the built-in toolbar buttons.See customize keyboard shortcuts for details.