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This WASM "demo" is literally the only viewer on Windows I've found that can handle documents like the Baldur's Gate 3 Artbook (around 300MB of high-res artwork

This WASM "demo" is literally the only viewer on Windows I've found that can handle documents like the Baldur's Gate 3 Artbook (around 300MB of high-res artworks in PDF format). Native and browser-based viewers all choke even on a decent system with lots of memory.

remram 2y ago
Even the MuPDF native app fails?
- sebras 2y ago
  If that is indeed the case, we'd appreciate a bug report over at https://bugs.ghostscript.com https://bugs.ghostscript.com It is hard to fix issues we don't know about. :)
Modified3019 2y ago
I’m curious, have you tried SumatraPDF (uses muPDF under the hood)? https://github.com/sumatrapdfreader/sumatrapdf https://github.com/sumatrapdfreader/sumatrapdf
snvzz 2y ago
Even okular?
eviks 2y ago
That should literally be impossibly surpising Checked Sumatrapdf on Windows and it's better - while on some fast mouse wheel scrolling the web version is more responsive, but then it doesn't adjust text quality, so shows blurry version (though zooming seems to fix it) while the local versionalways shows high quality text (sometimes after a delay) Pageup/down scroll is without a delay locally but it scrolls through blank pages, so I guess mouse scroll just always does quality rendering, thus it's the only operation that's slower locally So while pages load faster in the web version, they are of much worse quality initially