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by brendandahl 6y ago
Please file a bug https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/enter_bug.cgi?product=Firefox&c...
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by brendandahl 6y ago
PDF.js dev here. I'm a bit confused on which part of internal API you would like to use? The way I think of it, there are really three API's in pdf.js: 1) Main thread API (api.js) which we base the version off 2) The code that run
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by brendandahl 8y ago
And it all comes back to HTML as dropbox uses pdf.js to show that PDF.
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by brendandahl 9y ago
Patch author here. bzbarsky's comment covered most of it. It hasn't turned out to be that difficult. On linux, it was mostly playing whack-a-mole of avoiding calls in to gtk/x11 and then creating headless implementations of t
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by brendandahl 9y ago
On the Firefox side, we are considering supporting the protocol or a subset of it. It seems many people have had lots of trouble with WebDriver/Selenium in the past and are hesitant to use it. However, it is nice that WebDriver has a W
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by brendandahl 9y ago
Patch author here: To add to the other comments, you could also use SlimerJS[1]. Though I don't know if I'd consider that lower level. We're open to supporting other ways of controlling FIrefox and have been gauging feedback
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by brendandahl 9y ago
For those interested, Firefox is also going to support a headless mode. The current nightly supports headless SlimerJS on Linux and more platforms will come soon. https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1338004
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by brendandahl 10y ago
As I mentioned elsewhere, there haven't been any full time mozilla devs on PDF.js for quite awhile. I'm not sure I actually see the whole maintenance cost savings argument since PDF.js has practically cost Mozllia nothing the last
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by brendandahl 10y ago
Yury and I are the only paid staff that work very occasionally on PDF.js. We both have not been full time on the project for quite awhile. We do have a pretty active community and quite a few outside companies using PDF.js though.
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by brendandahl 11y ago
Chrome should enable turbo fan with the "use asm"; set. Though the only confirmation of this is saying it's tested in beta. https://code.google.com/p/v8/issues/detail?id=2599#c77
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by brendandahl 11y ago
There's also "The location of the current gate to the Ridge is on state-owned property, and because of the width of the road and lack of adequate turnaround space" from https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/s
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by brendandahl 11y ago
Tech lead of pdf.js here: All of the above exploits were issues with extension code in firefox, i.e. other extensions could have these issues too. If you were to use the web only version of pdf.js none of these exploits would apply.
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by brendandahl 11y ago
For those that are interested in doing the PCT and want to learn more I highly recommend the trail journal of Carrot Quinn on her 2013[1] hike. She gives an entertaining and real view of the trail. I hiked the trail in 2014 and found it to
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by brendandahl 14y ago
We're working on that https://github.com/mozilla/pdf.js/pull/2719
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by brendandahl 14y ago
If he thinks PSD is bad he should try PDF which is really about 30 inconsistent formats all packaged into one inconsistent format.
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A New Way to Control Web Printing Output(blog.mozilla.org)
3 points by brendandahl 14y ago|0 comments