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I tried to review my novel download from Lulu.com. cHANGING lEAF mOON BOOK 6. i SEE Options, to open it in MS, Google, Foxfire. I chose foxfire which is my default after I got rid of EDGE. Now download will open, BUT pdf file goes automatically to word, AND i CAN'T OPEN IT ANY OTHER WAY, and word corrupts the PDF file, format gone, chapter titles gone, no pages pictures etc. I have a physical BOOK copy so it is not the publishing company. It is the file conversion from WORD, tRYING TO OPEN MY PDF FILE I uploaded to Lulu. the Word CONVERSION program changes Lulu's PDF and creates a mess so I can not proof my final book without a messed up format, words dropped, etc. What is is keeping me from using Foxfire to open my programs even though I have Foxfire as a default browser. Help

I have recently purchased a new PC that is running on Windows 11. In the settings menu - downloads, I have set up Firefox to "always ask" when there is PDF document. I usually prefer to just view the document so I click on open the file using Firefox. When I do that, the PDF opens and is saved to my downloads at the same time. I do not have this problem with my other devices. Not sure what is going on. I tried the "open in Firefox" setting but I get the same result.

I want to use firefox internal pdf viewer and made firefox to the standard pdf viewer on my Windows 11 system. In the settings of firefox I associated pdf with internal viewer. Nevertheless, firefox opens a downloaded pdf with the internal viewer and with acrobat reader two times.

I have a bookmarklet that inverts the colors of a pdf (and changes the hue back accordingly) in pdf.js by appending a style element. Recently, it stopped working due to a new style-src CSP in pdf.js. Is there any way to change this CSP locally? Or any plans for an actual dark mode in pdf.js? Reading https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=866522, it has been a "bug" for 13 years that bookmarklets are affected by CSPs at all.

It seems you can change CSS with a userContent.css file, but I don't see how that could be used to create an "on/off" switch.

I am no longer able to open in Mac Preview or save when hitting Command + P, then 'print using system dialog'. It will only print instead. For instance, I save certain web pages as PDFs using the print dialog and now it will only print when trying to use either the save or preview options. Command + P, print using system dialog, then I choose either save as PDF or open in Mac Preview, but as soon as I do one of these it will only print. I am able to use save in the drop-down list of printers, but I need to be able to open in Mac Preview.

Some of our property reports go to tenants as PDFs for a signature, and a few of them only use Firefox, so I'd like to point them to the built-in PDF viewer rather than asking them to install anything.

If someone signs with the draw tool and then saves with the download button, does the signature stay in the file and show up properly in other readers like Adobe Acrobat? And is there a better tool in the viewer for signatures than freehand drawing?

When viewing a PDF in Firefox the URL bar indicates the file was downloaded to a temporary folder. If I then select "Save" from the PDF toolbar; or if I right click and select "Save page as" it opens a save dialog to the location I previously saved the same category of PDF to. For example I have separate folders for invoices, if the PDF is my electricity invoice it somehow knows and opens the electricity folder. If it is a water invoice, it automatically opens the water folder.

Whilst this is indeed quite handy, I do not understand how Firefox is doing this; nor do I understand whether this may be a privacy risk in some circumstances and should therefore be configurable.

I did not remember having an adobe account. I always used reader.

I have several picture files which will not open. They cover several years. Probably several hundred pictures. They come up as PDF files and do not open when clicked on.

Hi,

When editing or annotating a local PDF in Firefox's built-in viewer, pressing Ctrl + S (or clicking the save icon) only triggers a "Save As" prompt instead of saving changes directly to the original file.

Manually selecting the source folder and confirming the overwrite dialog every time adds a lot of friction to reading and annotation workflows.

Could we get a native "Save" (in-place overwrite) option alongside "Save As" for locally opened PDF files?

Thanks!

Became aware of Firefox PDF's this week and made the change to my defaults. However, when all the pdf's on my desktop changed, they became miniscule and looks ridiculous. How can I fix? Thank you.

Harris

I replaced my default pdf application with PdfCraft but now, when I click on a pdf file, Firefox automatically opens two windows: one with Adobe and one with PdfCraft !?? Do I really need to uninstall Adobe to avoid this or is there a parameter somewhere to avoid this?