In the tab "share" of the UV, you see a box with the url to the current viewer, and below an icon that links to the manifest itself.
But unexperienced users click on that icon, and are surprised to see a popup for download, either because it is Internet Explorer, or the content-type "application/ld+json" is not recognised as json.
Wouldn't it be more clear to put a textbox with the manifest url, that you can copy? Not everyone has the reflex to do right-click-copy ..
we're trying to learn our librarians about IIIF. Things like "get the manifest url, and paste it in another iiif viewer"
In the tab "share" of the UV, you see a box with the url to the current viewer, and below an icon that links to the manifest itself.
But unexperienced users click on that icon, and are surprised to see a popup for download, either because it is Internet Explorer, or the content-type "application/ld+json" is not recognised as json.
Wouldn't it be more clear to put a textbox with the manifest url, that you can copy? Not everyone has the reflex to do right-click-copy ..
we're trying to learn our librarians about IIIF. Things like "get the manifest url, and paste it in another iiif viewer"