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+1 for scroll-a-saurus. I've taken to keeping two copies of the same PDF open, but I hate it. Who wins when we put the figures at the end of the document? Why make us suffer by putting the legends on a different page?
It's funny, because I ABSOLUTELY prefer having text, figures, and legends separately... I create separate documents of each and then I can always quickly flip through - that way, if I see a later reference to an earlier figure, I don't have to look around for where it is...
I'm willing to consider a compromise on having figures separately (though I'd argue you could also have 2 copies open, one just to view figures in-text 
), but I'm very curious - what's the plus in having figure legends separate? That one drives me mad!
I'm totally with you here. If a figure even needs a legend, it should be easy to view as part of it. But I'm definitely a 2-doc kinda person when working in Word. LaTeX lets you work in "2 docs" mode but view as interspersed. If only it were as easy to collaborate in...!
Interesting! For me it’s a confusing nightmare of open windows and split screens.
Did not see this coming...
I think that is why a decent use if bookmarks and links in a PDF or word document helps
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