stephanrauh / extended-pdf-viewer-showcase

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Bump ngx-extended-pdf-viewer from 16.2.0 to 16.2.3 #917

Closed dependabot[bot] closed 1 year ago

dependabot[bot] commented 1 year ago

Bumps ngx-extended-pdf-viewer from 16.2.0 to 16.2.3.

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Version 15.0: pdf.js 2.6; support for AMD modules; bugfixes

This release updates to pdf.js 2.6 (default branch) and pdf.js 3.0 (bleeding edge branch). Now the libraries plays well with libraries using AMD modules and supports East-Asian fonts, even if the PDF file is using CMAPs. Plus, it fixes a couple of minor bugs.

Version 10.1.0 featuring pdf.js 2.10

many bugfixes and minor improvements

Version 9.0 featuring pdf.js 2.9

Version 9.0 has few new features. Instead, a lot of work went into bugfixes. The most prominent feature is updating from pdf.js 2.7 to pdf.js 2.9. This, in turn, mean better text rendering, improved accessibility support, displaying digital signatures officially (as opposed to the custom hack I offered before), and lots of minor features and bug fixes. pdf.js 2.9 also offers experimental XFA (Acrobat Forms) support, but I doubt you can already access it using ngx-extended-pdf-viewer.

ngx-extended-pdf-viewer itself also contains quite a few bug fixes. Most importantly: I've repaired form support. I've also re-worked the CSS rules. That should make using the library easier.

The only new feature is deals with PDF files you're opening for the second time. Since version 9.0, the original zoom setting is used again. The drawback is that this adds a delay, so you may want to override this commodity feature by setting [zoom] explicitly.

9.0.0-rc.1: update the "bleeding edge" to pdf.js 2.9

This release uses pdf.js 2.8 by default and pdf.js 2.9 if you configure it to use the "bleeding edge" branch.

9.0.0-rc.0: update to pdf.js 2.8

This is the first feature-complete pre-release using pdf.js 2.8 by default.

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dependabot[bot] commented 1 year ago

Superseded by #921.