Needed to have two toilet wax rings replaced so I received a PDF in Whatsapp on Android of the $750 estimate (I ended up doing it for $15).
My question is what free no registration Android app reads and saves PDF? I rarely (actually almost never) deal with PDFs on Android.
But this time, I had to read it, pronto, in order to make a decision. So I had to do whatever was needed to read the quote emailed to me.
I tried a pre-installed Adobe Acrobat Reader but it immediately asked for a login, which is just nuts, so I deleted it. Next I chose QField out of the list, which read it, so I could see the quote, but I couldn't save the PDF. <ch.opengis.qfield>
That solved the emergency though, but it begs the question of a PDF reader.
Then, I tried "PDF Reader", which viewed it but it too doesn't have a save menu, although it has print and share which shared to FV File Explorer. <pdf.pdfreader.pdfviewer.reader.officelens>
FV File Explorer saved it to wherever I wanted to save it but gave it a strange name (original was toilet.pdf but it was temp_long-number.pdf <com.folderv.f
I then tried CS_PDF, which read it, and it also had a share icon. <com.intsig.cspdf>
The share icon shares it to an image, word or PDF or even a link or email. But it only brought up FV File Explorer, WhatsApp & QField.
Next I tried NeoReader, which happened to have a few PDF books in it. That read it nicely, in a flow. But it didn't have a save button either. <com.gzhi.neoreader.r2.main.free>
Anyway, I read it. I saved it. But what do you prefer for reading and saving PDFs on Android?
And, for the home-repair crowd, how does $750 sound for 2 toilet wax rings?