Always download PDF files forces open in edge as opposed to other default configured pdf software
This policy and its rule doesn't appear to be working as expected. settings > content > pdfDocuments Always download PDF files - checked Download PDF files to your device. If Microsoft Edge is your default PDF reader, PDF files will open automatically without downloading. On several devices within our estate they have alternative default pdf software (pdf xchange editor) despite all settings and configuration being correct and having tested this on/off it looks like this is the culprit. can anyone else confirm?Edge Policies unavailable in our intune tenant
Case 35741606 We are looking to set these 2 policies however they do not appear to be available on our tenant through an admin template or settings catalog to manage PDF changes in Edge https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/deployedge/microsoft-edge-policies#newpdfreaderenabled https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/deployedge/microsoft-edge-policies#showacrobatsubscriptionbutton Having logged a support call they confirmed the policy was unavailable for them also... any idea's?
PDF viewer does not work with JavaScript
Hi All of our corporate documents are managed in a document solution that generates PDF files from the documents with a specific header in the document stating when they have been requested etc. This header uses JavaScript build into the PDF which works just fine in Adobe Acrobat Reader, Internet Explorer (as it uses Acrobat Reader) etc. But sadly in Edge it only loads the top of the header on each page and displays an error saying: "TypeError: this.info.toSource is not a function". The rest of each page is missing (see screenshot below) This means that thousands of documents that cannot be viewed with the build-in PDF viewer in Edge, but we have to manually download the file and then open it in Adobe Reader.Printing of PDF's broken in DEV build 80.0.345.0
When printing certain graphical PDF's from Edge buildin PDF viewer in build80.0.345.0, the graphic is never printed, but an error is printed instead. The error shown on the paper is: "ERROR: typecheck OFFENDING COMMAND: setlinecap" In the BETA build79.0.309.43 there is no problem with the same PDF.
