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Wrong rendering of multiplication sign #12632
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WFM, with PDF.js version
This could possibly suggest a Chromium-specific bug, rather a PDF.js one.
The best solution, to guarantee that fonts always render correctly, is to always embed all font data in the PDF file. |
I've the same issue using https://mozilla.github.io/pdf.js/web/viewer.html with firefox nightly on debian but no problem with chrome (debian too). The default fallback font is likely not the same. |
It's also broken for me using Firefox 82.0.3 on Arch Linux. The fonts are indeed not embedded properly, and Okular (in which it does work) falls back to another (system) font. The proper solution here is indeed to always embed fonts in the PDF file, otherwise correct rendering is not guaranteed. |
Duplicate of #4244 |
Seen with this setup:
Repro steps:
Expected behavior:
Multiplication chars should be rendered correctly as here:
Actual behavior:
Instead, the chars are rendered as dots:
The font of these chars appears to be Symbol. I am wondering, if there's a workaround for this situation, like having a fallback font somewhere?
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