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ravenstine
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A Real-World WebAssembly Benchmark
I can see people wanting that, but then I'd have to wonder why they are using PDFs for that purpose and not something like Google Docs.
steipete
on July 5, 2018
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Think construction plans, PowerPoint presentations, contracts - there are many documents that don't fit the classical Word document model.
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But why would one expect a browser to support that feature for PDFs?
mkl
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You wouldn't, and it doesn't. But webapps and websites can usefully do it.
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I wonder if the PDF file format is the best one for such kind of content
izacus
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Turns out that it is - it's amazingly flexible and pretty much anything out there will be able to render it. There's practically no other formats that can claim that.
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