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PDF Preview in seperate window

Introducing PDF Preview in a Separate Window

You can now view your PDF preview in a separate window, making it easier to work on your document and see the results side by side. Whether you’re drafting a research paper, a thesis, or a presentation, this update helps streamline your workflow.

How to Use It

Simply click “Open in new window” on the PDF preview panel, and you’re all set! Enjoy a cleaner, more focused editing experience with Crixet.
Close the PDF Window to snap it back next to the editor. It's that simple!

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