May 18, 2015
Has anyone else come across the problem of Firefox not displaying .pdf files at all? It simply doesn’t follow the link seemingly, leaving me either with the previous page or with a blank page. How do I fix this?
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Has anyone else come across the problem of Firefox not displaying .pdf files at all? It simply doesn’t follow the link seemingly, leaving me either with the previous page or with a blank page. How do I fix this?
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I just updated Firefox and found a bunch of graphics bugs that prevent certain websites from being used effectively. It seems to mainly affect elements that pop out, such as the notifications tab on Facebook.
Until Mozilla releases a patch, here's how you can downgrade to Firefox 29:
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