Firefox's pdf parsing and searching is dangerously buggy, and it's not easy to notice.

Firefox's can mistakenly add extra spaces when parsing the pdf, which breaks searching for phrases. Firefox's can mistakenly not add spaces at the ends of lines, so you can't search phrases over multiple lines. Lastly, Google's automatically ignores hyphens in words hyphenated for line breaks, so your search doesn't arbitrarily break there.

Works great

Perfect, works fine for me... No issues at all

Opening PDFs inside the browser is crucial for maximizing my workplace efficiency. When I made the switch to Firefox Quantum yesterday, I spent way too much time googling ways to open PDF documents within the browser. It's my understanding that, due to security concerns, recent browser updates eliminated the option of using Adobe plugins within Quantum (except for flash, IIRC). With this simple extension, my search for a solution has ended at last! This extension immediately worked as expected, unlike several others I tried.

I was already logged into my gmail account, so there was nothing to set up to get this extension working; I simply added the extension and boom!

Also, as cliche as this is to say, I never usually leave reviews for any product but I felt compelled to show my appreciation for this one.

Thanks, def00111!

Great Extension! I use it on my mac! This is save me a lot of time! Thanks a million!

Tutto OK

Ok

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As a default, I prefer the viewer that's integral to Firefox … but that's a comment on Google's product.

(Google's 'Open original' button bears an upload icon, which is counter-intuitive; and so on.)

Opting to open the original allows the PDF to be viewed in Firefox.

I can't fault this extension. If ever I want Google's viewer by default, I'll simply enable the extension.

Good

looks promising! How to save the pdf in the viewer?