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Firefox's reader is an improvement over Adobe's, sure, but that's like beating snail in a foot race. Go Firefox, you show'em Chrome! It's still not SumatraPDF,
by GhotiFish 14y ago
Firefox's reader is an improvement over Adobe's, sure, but that's like beating snail in a foot race. Go Firefox, you show'em Chrome! It's still not SumatraPDF, it's not Evince. Saving the file and having it auto-open these programs takes less time then waiting for the browsers PDF readers to kick in. Of course it could be better, but frankly, I'd rather things be more unix'y, not less.
- sesqu 14y agoA major problem with saving all pdf files to be opened in a separate program is having to delete the temporary files afterwards. That's not very unix-y. Another, less common, problem is erasing the URL in the process.
- aninhumer 14y ago> having to delete the temporary files afterwards If you select "Open with..." instead of saving it, you don't have to. Honestly though I often find myself wishing I'd saved a copy later.