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Unable to open PDF files in browser #4335
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@diracdeltas does this look like an issue that we already solved in our forked version of pdfjs? We're using the Chromium one now, maybe we need to package our own extension with a different ID for pdfjs. |
@srirambv I think if you click a link it works but if you paste directly in the URL bar it doesn't. Can you confirm? |
@bbondy Yes. Only works when you click on a pdf link. Opening the pdf link in a new tab or pasting the link directly in URL bar it doesn't work. |
@bbondy yes this is an issue i fixed in our fork; can we revert to using that for now? |
i also see this error in master, which may be related. it's due to an unsupported API, which is stubbed out in our fork.
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Fixed for RC2 here: |
we now maintain our own PDFJS fork instead of using the chrome extension unchanged. |
Should opening PDF files work now in 0.12.6 (Linux Slackware)? If it does, I haven't found the magic way to do it. I have tried in regular tabs, private tabs, pasting in file:// URLs, enabling/disabling HTML5 PDF viewer, and no matter what it does the same thing: brings up a file save dialog. I did find a kludgy workaround: I bookmarked a URL that leads to a PDF, and once I've clicked it, I can use the "Open" button on the page to open my local file. But nothing else, so far, works for me. |
Persistent issue in Android. Just downloaded Brave to tablet two days ago. No PDFs. As if reader is not native. Will not open any PDFs. |
@Corporate-Solutions Its the same behaviour on Chrome for Android. PDF is downloaded by default doesn't load in-browser |
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Describe the issue you encountered:
Unable to open PDF files in browser
Expected behavior:
Should load pdf files in browser window
Ubuntu 16.04
0.12.3dev-RC1 (Clean Install)
Fix failing automated tests #4329
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