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I guess a more direct analog to the original link would be https://archive.org/download/FDNYforcibleEntryReferenceGuide/FDNY_Forcible_entry_reference_guide.pdf
by jonah-archive 4y ago
I guess a more direct analog to the original link would be https://archive.org/download/FDNYforcibleEntryReferenceGuide/FDNY_Forcible_entry_reference_guide.pdf https://archive.org/download/FDNYforcibleEntryReferenceGuide... , which will take you directly to the PDF and provides the load-balanced benefits.
I linked to the item's main page, which has other download options for different e-readers, metadata, etc, in addition to the bookreader interface (which provides additional options like Read Aloud and Search Inside (and it's open source! https://github.com/internetarchive/bookreader https://github.com/internetarchive/bookreader ).
- extheat 4y agoI’m sure it works pretty well on desktop browsers, but on mobile the web interface is pretty hard to use. The PDF link though works great.
- sgc 4y agoQuick question: What is the caching / download mechanism like in bookreader? Does it only download each page as requested, cache a few pages around the current page, or download the whole thing before display? I am looking for something better than what we have cooked up to avoid downloading an entire pdf every time somebody wants to see a couple pages of it.