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Project Summary

okular is an universal document viewer based on KPDF for KDE 4.

Its development began as part of Google's Summer of Code program. The description of the project is located at KDE Developer's Corner.

okular combines the excellent functionalities of KPDF with the versatility of supporting different kind of documents, like PDF, Postscript, DjVu, CHM, and others.
The document format handlers page has a chart describing in more detail the supported formats and the features supported in each of them.

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annotation c++ chm comicbook djvu dvi epub fb2 fictionbook functionbook graphics images kde odf odt office opendocument pdf pdf_reader plucker postscript ps qt qt4 reader thumbnail tiff viewer xps

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Project Security

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C++
57%
XML
36%
C
5%
6 Other
2%

30 Day Summary

Sep 17 2026 — Oct 17 2026

12 Month Summary

Oct 17 2025 — Oct 17 2026
  • 464 Commits
    Down -34 (6%) from previous 12 months
  • 52 Contributors
    Up + 12 (30%) from previous 12 months