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You should consider building a viewer that's usable on mobile devices then. It's nearly impossible to read your document on a phone. Additionally, I couldn't f
by mplewis 12y ago
You should consider building a viewer that's usable on mobile devices then. It's nearly impossible to read your document on a phone.
Additionally, I couldn't find the PDF link from my phone either.
- morisy 12y agoThanks a lot for the feedback: Download links are right under the thumbnails of the respective file, but I'll work to add them in the main document view, too: https://www.dropbox.com/s/62n8umb9jcaqfv4/Screenshot%202014-06-16%2023.23.43.png https://www.dropbox.com/s/62n8umb9jcaqfv4/Screenshot%202014-... We are definitely working on a better viewer, with a mobile redesign due in a few months, but we don't have any full time developers on staff: My cofounder and I both have day jobs, and our main focus is making sure we continue to get and publish government records as efficiently and openly as possible. The reality is also just that there aren't really any great PDF viewers we've found on the web, though we're definitely open to suggestions/inspiration if you have one you think works really well.
- Intermernet 12y agoI'd recommend having a play around with PDF.js from Mozilla, it's the default PDF viewer in Firefox, and is open source and lightweight. http://mozilla.github.io/pdf.js/ http://mozilla.github.io/pdf.js/
- recursive 12y agoI couldn't figure out how to read the document in Chrome for Windows either. At least... I don't think I was reading it. I just saw a bunch of garbled text.