Isn’t that exactly the point? Please, no pagination on a screen. A web page will do just fine. In fact, that was what the www was conceived for: publishing science.
> open the accompanying PDF, […] of much higher quality.
The only thing that is higher quality in the PDF is the justified alignment and pagination. The figures have the same (poor) resolution.
The bottom line is:
* it is perfectly possible to publish technical papers in a format that is accessible on a phone.
* non-paginated, free flowing output also works better on larger screens (e.g) I can resize the window and have my note-taking app open next to the paper.
* PDFs are still great for annotating and printing, if required.
> doesn’t support pagination
Isn’t that exactly the point? Please, no pagination on a screen. A web page will do just fine. In fact, that was what the www was conceived for: publishing science.
> open the accompanying PDF, […] of much higher quality.
The only thing that is higher quality in the PDF is the justified alignment and pagination. The figures have the same (poor) resolution.
The bottom line is: * it is perfectly possible to publish technical papers in a format that is accessible on a phone. * non-paginated, free flowing output also works better on larger screens (e.g) I can resize the window and have my note-taking app open next to the paper. * PDFs are still great for annotating and printing, if required.