RT#7832: Suggested Improvement for "Loop After Last Page" Feature

[rakunavi]

Hello all,

I would like to suggest an improvement regarding the "Loop after last page" option in the Full Screen preferences.

While both PDF-XChange Editor and Adobe Acrobat have this option, their behaviors differ significantly:

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In PDF-XChange Editor, the page only loops when clicking or double-clicking the page while "Presentation Mode" is enabled. However, it does not loop when using other inputs, such as arrow keys, the Space bar, PageUp/PageDown, or the mouse wheel. Furthermore, if "Presentation Mode" is disabled, manual page switching via clicking is no longer possible, meaning there is no way to loop the document even if the loop option is checked.

In contrast, Adobe Acrobat allows the document to loop regardless of the input method (keyboard, wheel, or click), as long as the "Loop after last page" option is enabled.

I believe PDF-XChange Editor's usability would be greatly improved if the looping behavior were consistent across all navigation methods, similar to Acrobat. What are your thoughts on this?

Thank you for taking the time to read this message.

Best regards,
rakunavi

- PDF-XChange Editor PRO Version: 10.8.5 build 410
- Adobe Acrobat Reader Continuous Release Version 2026.001.21431
- OS Version: Windows 11 Pro / Home 25H2 Build 26200.8037
- PC Model: GMKtec Nucbox M7 Pro with HUION Kamvas Pro 19 / Lenovo IdeaPad C340-15IWL

[EDIT] Since a ticket has been officially issued for this request, I have changed the topic title as follows. 2026-5-12 6:47 JST (UTC+9)

• Previous Title: Improvement Suggestion: Loop after last page behavior
• New Title: RT#7832: Suggested Improvement for "Loop After Last Page" Feature

[Sean - PDF-XChange]

Hi Rakunavi,

Thanks for the input - I have let the team know.

Kind regards,

[Sean - PDF-XChange]

Update - a ticket has been made in relation to this issue:

#7832: Suggested Improvement for "Loop After Last Page" Feature

Kind regards,

[rakunavi]

Thank you, Sean, for creating the ticket!

Thank you for taking time out of your busy schedule.
Please give my best regards to developers.

Best regards,
rakunavi

[Daniel - PDF-XChange]