PDF FastView: PDF Reader Live

PDF FastView opens PDFs fast and then gets out of your way. No account, no sign-up, no permission prompts. What it does Opens PDFs from anywhere: the Files app, email attachments, browser downloads, Drive, chat apps. Tap a PDF and it is on screen. Keeps several documents open at once in tabs, so you can move between an invoice and a contract with one tap. Only the tab you are reading is loaded, so the others don't slow anything down. Keeps your recent documents on the home screen, so yesterday's file is one tap away. Star the ones you keep coming back to. Remembers where you stopped and reopens on that page. Notes on the page: drag across the part you want to remember, write a few words and pick a colour. Every note in a document is listed in one place, and Focus dims the rest of the page so only the part you noted stands out. Notes stay in the app on your device; the PDF itself is never changed. Show notes in full, as small markers, or hide them for a clean page; the notes list always has every note. Capture a part of a page, or the whole screen, as a picture, then share it, or save it to your pictures on Android 10 and newer. Share some pages: pick a first and a last page and send just those as a new PDF. The pages are copied as pictures, so their text can't be searched in the new file. Jump to any page by number. Zoom with a pinch or with the zoom in and zoom out buttons, fit the page to the screen width, and tap the zoom label to go back to normal. Night mode dims the page for reading in the dark. Search inside a document, copy the text of a page, and have it read out by your screen reader. These need a recent Android system update: search appears on devices that have it, and the app says why when page text can't be read. Share or print straight from the viewer. Works completely offline. What it doesn't do This is a viewer. It doesn't edit, sign, fill forms or convert files, and notes are not saved into the PDF. If you need those, this isn't the right app. PDFs that ask for a password open once you type it in. A few locked files can't be opened, and the app tells you when that happens. Privacy FastView itself collects no data and asks for no permission that reads your content: no storage, camera, contacts or location. The ads on the home screen are served by Google and may use your device's advertising ID, as described in the privacy policy. Files you open from other apps are kept in a private copy for 7 days so they appear in Recent, then removed automatically. Starred documents stay. Your notes never leave the device. You can clear everything from Settings at any time, and removing a document from Recent can be undone. Where the law asks for your consent to ads, you can change it at any time in Settings, Ad privacy choices. Accessibility Works with TalkBack. Jump to page and the zoom buttons let you do with one tap everything a gesture does, and every button shows its name when you press and hold it. Adding a note needs a drag across the page, which a screen reader uses to move around, so it isn't available while one is on; notes you already have can be read and edited. Reading text aloud and searching depend on the device's PDF support, and the app says clearly when a document or device can't do it. Works on Android 9 and newer. A short sample document is included so you can try it before opening your own files.