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Although, annoyingly, data: URIs are your only option in Safari (including the latest version), and they also happen to crash the PDF viewer. Safari does have c
by gmac 14y ago
Although, annoyingly, data: URIs are your only option in Safari (including the latest version), and they also happen to crash the PDF viewer. Safari does have createObjectURL, but then doesn't understand the URL it creates!
Just as annoyingly, IE10 has createObjectURL too, but only allows the created URLs to be used for <img>, <audio> and <video>. To save a blob, you have to use something ms-prefixed instead, and this doesn't allow inline PDF viewing.
- rb12345 14y agoI suppose that pdf.js could be used for inline PDF viewing, but at the moment the Firefox 18.0 version idles at ~20% CPU.