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wrong PDF display #5811
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Reproduced in Fireox 36.0 on Linux. Looks good in Chromium 41.0.2272.77 |
I can confirm that this renders fine on Windows. |
Slightly offtopic, but fow do you find As far I can tell it would seem this repo on github makes no reference to that version, only |
@wamatt You can always find the latest version number at https://github.com/mozilla/pdfjs-dist/releases which is updated everytime we merge a pull request. Note that this is only the development (alpha) version number: the stable and beta version numbers are listed on https://mozilla.github.io/pdf.js/getting_started/#download. |
Ahh got it now, thanks @timvandermeij . I was having an issue with a Chinese character form, and the alpha seems v1.0.1185 to have sorted it out! Will also keep in mind though that it's bleeding edge and may introduce new issues in future. |
I can confirm that the original PDF is also broken in the same way on Arch Linux with Firefox 37.0.1. |
I also got an issue of "black" layer below some images. Here is the sample pdf : http://www.sstrn.fr/sites/default/files/pdf/sstrn_guide_des_services_aux_adherents_web.pdf Below the coloured squares with text, 4 squares are black in FF, and not in chrome. |
Closing as duplicate of #4648 and https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=976322 |
As reported in sumatrapdfreader/sumatrapdf#112, pdf.js-1.0.1185 displays wrong the following file:
Here you have the mandatory screenshot:
evince-3.10 and mupdf-1.6 display the file right.
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