In Preview, Command-D will allow you to bookmark the current page of the PDF for later reference. However, when viewing the PDF in two-up mode (Command-3), it will always bookmark the right-hand page. How can I bookmark the left-hand page for those times when it's that page precisely that I want to bookmark?
How to bookmark the left page of a PDF in Preview
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There an option in Preview that you need to have enabled:
Preferences > PDF > On opening documents (should be checked)
*also instead of needing to "scroll down, hundreds of pages" you should be able to simply use Command+Option+G and enter the page number you want to jump to.
There seems to be no way to make Preview.app do this, but Skim offers this feature.
On my system, using pdflatex, Skim will 'jerk' for a split second as it reloads, but it does return to the right position on the current page.
Best Answer
I do not know how to do that with Bookmarks, but I use a work around till Apple does something.
Instead of bookmarks I use Highlights and Notes (alt+cmd+4)
Then I place a Note on appropriate page (left or right) or anywhere.
The advantage is I can make comments in the note.
Example: