hello ClayH, a fix for this issue should arrive in firefox 26. in the meantime you could also install the current development version of the pdf viewer, which is available as addon from http://mozilla.github.io/pdf.js/extensions/firefox/pdf.js.xpi and which should already contain the bugfix.

Philipp - I installed the development version of the viewer and that seems to have corrected the problem. Thanks very much!

Someone should agitate for uplifting the fix to Firefox 25. I've probably saved dozens of PDFs this way, some of which may be dynamically generated during a transaction and now unrecoverable. !!

Note: I'm aware of one such unrecoverable corrupted file so far, because I forwarded it to someone for uploading into a document management system and they send the error message back to me. How many were not reported back to me? Hmmm...

I've noticed this problem on FF 24.0. There appears to be a lot of null bytes appended to the end of the document. If you remove all the null bytes after the end of file marker the document will open in Adobe's Acrobat without error. I'm not suggest users do that, just pointing it out.

Thanks for the fix though. It will be much appreciated in our office.

I tried this fix and it works as expected.

Thanks for the fix
Bimal

Hello,

Came to this post after finding this issue still exists in FF 26. Installing the current development version of the pdf viewer worked as well, but will this fix make it into the main branch?

Thanks, Joe

hello joe, i made the reference to firefox 26 back then because of the information in this thread: https://github.com/mozilla/pdf.js/pull/3634
i haven't followed the developments since, so i'm not sure if the aforementioned fix has already landed in the released firefox version or if it may be a separate issue that you're observing.