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Thanks! My group at work produces that site [0], and our design group [1] worked on the UI too. [0] https://cdlib.org/services/pad/ https://cdlib.org/services
by tingletech 6y ago
Thanks! My group at work produces that site [0], and our design group [1] worked on the UI too.
[0] https://cdlib.org/services/pad/ https://cdlib.org/services/pad/
[1] https://cdlib.org/services/uxdesign/ https://cdlib.org/services/uxdesign/
- LargoLasskhyfv 6y agoI really like it. It is so unobtrusive. At first i've been surprised because i disabled in-browser Pdf-reading, but it almost looked like a pdf-reader. All proportioned and positioned just right, no fiddling necessary. And not laggy either. This is how it should be! (For me.)
- tingletech 6y agoit is a pdf reader, our own fork of PDF.js https://github.com/eScholarship/pdfjs-embed2 https://github.com/eScholarship/pdfjs-embed2
- LargoLasskhyfv 6y agoI wondered about that, since the original document obviously was a pdf. Anyways, doesn't matter because your fork did the right thing for me on 24" @1920x1200, while i've been up for about 7 hours, reading and beginning to feel a little tired. When i came across your's it eased me into focus. Again: This is how it should be!
- LargoLasskhyfv 6y agoedit: i should add i know both the internal ones of Firefox, and Chromium. They usually don't work for me, that is why i disabled them, apart from the usual cargo-culting paranoia to only open documents with native applications ;)
- zvr 6y agoCongrats to both your group and your design group!