PDF Browser Plugin is FREE FREE FREE for private use at home for not-for-profit activities, and for use at educational institutions for not-for-profit activities.
DESCRIPTION
PDF Browser Plugin turns your web browser into the best PDF viewer available. With the help of PDF Browser Plugin you can view PDF documents directly in your web browser, print them, and save them to disk if you'd like to keep them.
TIM.DEHRING Yes, that is because Netscape is not a Universal app, meaning it launches in Rosetta. Shocker here....so does the PDF plugin. Therefore, this plugin is not native to Universal apps unless we force them to open using Rosetta, which is kinda the point about wanting a Universal version of this plugin. (Version 2.2.3)
JCRAIG This plugin used to receive regular updates, but since the Intel transition, nothing. It would be nice to know one way or the other if the developer intends to create an Intel or UB version. If the answer is no, that's fine, but just let us know so the speculating can end. (Version 2.2.3)
NICOLAS F Seems not to work with Safari and iMac Intel core duo MAcOS 10.4.8 ( plugin 2.2.3 version). Hope there will be soon a new version ? (Version 2.2.3)
KITTYSONNENSCHEIN I loved this plugin on my old Powerbook, but I'm really bummed there's no Macbook version yet. Is this ever coming??? (Version 2.2.3)
DGRIEP The plugin will work for Firefox on my intel macbook if you go to Get Info for Firefox and then click the Open using Rosetta button.
Then the plugin runs through Rosetta and
works.
Now when I do this, the PDF Browser Plugin
works, but then I have some java problems
with Firefox, java animations don't work.
So beware. (Version 2.2.3)
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Jul 5 2006
TOMRAKEWELL ... it cannot be that complicated to make this work with Safari/OmniWeb on intel Macs. But the developer does not even reply to messages. Is this plugin dead? (Version 2.2.3)
FOOLSMASTER Works great on my 12" iBook. Doesn't work anymore with Safari on my new Intel Macmini (but works with firefox...). Someboby's got a clue? (Version 2.2.3)
BLACKLINT I'm guessing you have an older version of Firefox. PowerPC based apps (aka your old Firefox... you should download the latest one btw) can use the old plugin but native Intel compiles cannot (such as your Safari) (Version 2.2.3)