The only issue with that is you have to download the pdf and therefore save it before reopening it.
I like the feature to view without downloading but would like it even more if it opened in a new window.
The reason being I have lost track of the number of times I have closed the pdf and of course that closes whatever it was I was looking at to open the pdf.
Sorry I don’t understand what you mean. If I receive an webmail email with a pdf attachment which I then go to download it takes that tab - I cannot drag the attachment anywhere?
Please tell me if I am missing something obvious?
Hi, a PDF is a kinda external Document and therefore can not be color inverted by browsers settings. You might look for Extensions on Chrome Webstore or Acrobat Pro / Reader specific add-ons / settings. A PDF is more like a Multimedia Format that can host colourful stuff, audio/video or even 3D/VR - than a simple white page with dark text.
You could do a right click and save as in order to view PDF externally.
Zooming a PDF should not be the Problem, maybe you need to try CTRL and +/-.
IMO and BTW Brave’s PDF Viewer is super awesome.
// edit: I use a screen dimmer software on windows to avoid beeing blinded by the light at night times. It is called “Free utility to adjust brightness on LCD-TFT-LED screens“. It’s a rather simple piece of software but this should do the trick. You might also try the built-in windows magnifier tool in order to zoom around “by default“.
I did not have a webmail scenario in mind. Rather the situation where a website links to a pdf. For webmail attachments I have no idea how tabbed viewing is possible.
