This apparently isn’t an issue that a lot of users run into at least according to the ranting I’ve done elsewhere on the internet. I’ll try explaining this as best as I can.

Skip down to the TL;DR if you’re good sans explaining.

In previous versions of Acrobat Pro (eg: 9) it was possible to set a filter for the comments in a document (eg: Status = None) and then as you are going through and marking the comments as "Completed" the list of comments would automatically hide the completed comments for you.

The current version (and last few versions) of Acrobat Pro (or DC as they call it now). Do not filter live as you change the status of a comment. You have to clear the filter and reapply it if you want to hide markup you’ve already dealt with.

This is extremely annoying when you’ve got hundreds of comments to go through. Once again I refuse to believe that I’m the only one in graphic design or desktop publishing who could benefit from having this feature.

TL;DR: Is there a good none-Adobe PDF reader/marker that will let me see comments and live filter them (hide them) based on a change in status from “None” to “Completed”.

I’ve tried looking this up a few different ways but I’m not sure if I’m phrasing it correctly enough for the search engine robots to understand.

Figured I’d try asking here. There’s a mod or two for GTAV and Minecraft that afflicts the player with random stuff happening at set time intervals (eg; raining chickens, randomize armor, remove inventory, teleport all mobs to player, etc).

A few of these mods have integration with Twitch where chat can vote on which effect to give to the player next.

I was trying to find a version of a mod like that but that allows another single person (another player, server op or just with a specific Twitch username or something) to be in charge of the random effects rather than chat.

Wondering if anyone knows of any mods that let you do that?

Been using “Whisk” for a while but they were bought by Samsung and have been slowly going down hill. Any good iOS apps for recipes? I hear good things about Paprika but not sure if it’s worth it…

UPDATE: Wow! Thanks for all the suggestions everyone!

Going to try them out. In Manitoba they apparently use Shaw’s existing network anyhow, so figured I’d give it a shot. ¯\(ツ)/¯

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