View all bookmarks with "Search" + Reorganize the side "Quick Tools" + Change link titles

[kio]

Good morning:

1.
I have a PDF with 1,500 bookmarks.
If I use the "magnifying glass" tool and search for one, for example, "Gn" (see photo 1),

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I notice that the "child" bookmarks of "Gn" aren't displayed, so I can't select them. For example, I can't select "Gn chapter 30."

So my magnifying glass search is "useless", because I have to manually browse through the entire 1,500 index to find it:
for example, "Gn chapter 30" (see photo 2).

No 'search'.png

2.
Is it possible to rearrange not only the "quick tools" at the bottom (see photo...

Quick tools.png

[using "options", removing the ones I don't need: in fact, in the photo, I only left 4])


...but also the "quick tools" on the left side?

Note: I don't want to remove the entire "Quick Tools" toolbar on the side (I know I can do that),
but I just want to remove the ones I don't use, as I did in the photo, where I only left 4.




3.
After I create the link titles, I saw that I can't change them in any way:

titles.png

is there already an option to change them, and if not, could it be inserted?

Thanks.

[Daniel - PDF-XChange]

Hello, kio

Thank you for the suggestions.

1. This request has been raised at least once before, and for the time being the current handling is intended. But, I will ask the team to consider it again.
2. All toolbar items can be re-organized while the "customize UI" window is opened. You can access the customize UI menu from the top right corner of the software:

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3. If you open the Properties panel (Ctrl_~) you will see the following option when you have a link selected, which can be used to access and edit the link target:

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Kind regards,

[kio]

1.
thanks.

2.
thanks:
I took the side icons of "quick tools" and dragged them 1 by 1 to the center of the "customize UI menu", and they disappeared:
I knew this could be done with all the other interface icons at the top,
but I didn't know that it could also be done for the side "quick tools".

3.
No, I don't mean the "destination", but the name of the "title",
for example, in the photo above, the title "26.1 26.1" or "le le":

titles.png

[Daniel - PDF-XChange]

Hello, kio

#3 - My apologies, though in that case... The "title" is not intended to be customizable, Link items in PDF do not actually hold such a value inherently. The title is filled based on the page text that is present in the link area, and if you move the link to a new location, the text will be updated dynamically to reflect what is relevant to its new location:
(Below is a Gif Animation, click to play)

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Kind regards,