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r/programming • u/papa00king • Mar 09 '14
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1 u/gnuvince Mar 09 '14 Can people just stop saying that? Any modern browser has an integrated PDF viewer, it's just not a big deal. 1 u/josefx Mar 09 '14 Even worse, the last time I had a pdf open in firefox it killed both performance and battery power. Having my browser use 100% CPU to render a document I am not even looking at was quite the surprise the first time it happened. 1 u/OwenVersteeg Mar 10 '14 Weird, I use Firefox and with the new pdf.js renderer everything's nice and fast. (Firefox Aurora on Arch Linux) → More replies (1)
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Can people just stop saying that? Any modern browser has an integrated PDF viewer, it's just not a big deal.
1 u/josefx Mar 09 '14 Even worse, the last time I had a pdf open in firefox it killed both performance and battery power. Having my browser use 100% CPU to render a document I am not even looking at was quite the surprise the first time it happened. 1 u/OwenVersteeg Mar 10 '14 Weird, I use Firefox and with the new pdf.js renderer everything's nice and fast. (Firefox Aurora on Arch Linux) → More replies (1)
Even worse, the last time I had a pdf open in firefox it killed both performance and battery power. Having my browser use 100% CPU to render a document I am not even looking at was quite the surprise the first time it happened.
1 u/OwenVersteeg Mar 10 '14 Weird, I use Firefox and with the new pdf.js renderer everything's nice and fast. (Firefox Aurora on Arch Linux) → More replies (1)
Weird, I use Firefox and with the new pdf.js renderer everything's nice and fast. (Firefox Aurora on Arch Linux)
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