Michael Tsai
@mjtsai And Preview still uses subpixel anti-aliasing even if that's turned off system-wide. :(
Preview definitely seems slower in Mac OS X 10.11, now takes a few seconds for the progressive text rendering to sharpen.
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@mjtsai Damn, I didn't notice that. -
@morrick Since 10.8, I think. -
@mjtsai That pretty much sums up how often I use Preview :-) -
@morrick What do you use for PDFs then? -
@mjtsai Skim, mainly. http://skim-app.sourceforge.net -
@morrick Not sure about the speed, but the subpixel antialiasing applies to Skim and all the other PDFKit-using apps that I've seen. - View other replies
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@mjtsai After a few informal tests, Skim appears to be slightly faster at handling big PDFs than Preview, and quicker in text rendering.
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@mjtsai how about AirDrop between OS X and iOS? Apple should Start saying ‘hey it’s cool Apple thing and it just doesn’t work as advertised’ -
@bhaskarsb AirDrop has been working pretty well for me between Mac and iOS. -
@mjtsai I barely seen working and spent multiple calls with AppleCare - no fruit!
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@mjtsai I see that too. -
@mjtsai Yeah, given it was advertised as faster, I don't get it at all. -
@mjtsai here too.
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