Is the feature relevant to the Firefox PDF Viewer?
Yes
Feature description
A major open source library iText just added experimental support for PDF documents that use the BrotliDecode filter see:
itext/itext-java@f347b18
What is the timeline to support it? Currently it's still a technical draft but it would greatly help out adoption within the ecosystem even if it's still behind an experimental flag/build (Read I want a viewer where I can test the files I generated :D).
Example of a PDF using the BrotliDecode filter.
simple_hello_world_brotli.pdf
More info can be found here:
https://pdfa.org/brotli-compression-coming-to-pdf/
Implementation should be quite trivial and I probably will have a go at it this weekend if there is any chance on merging it.
But to do it I would need to embed the reference javascript implementation from google would that be an issue?
Other PDF viewers
No other viewers support it as of this time.
Is the feature relevant to the Firefox PDF Viewer?
Yes
Feature description
A major open source library iText just added experimental support for PDF documents that use the
BrotliDecodefilter see:itext/itext-java@f347b18
What is the timeline to support it? Currently it's still a technical draft but it would greatly help out adoption within the ecosystem even if it's still behind an experimental flag/build (Read I want a viewer where I can test the files I generated :D).
Example of a PDF using the
BrotliDecodefilter.simple_hello_world_brotli.pdf
More info can be found here:
https://pdfa.org/brotli-compression-coming-to-pdf/
Implementation should be quite trivial and I probably will have a go at it this weekend if there is any chance on merging it.
But to do it I would need to embed the reference javascript implementation from google would that be an issue?
Other PDF viewers
No other viewers support it as of this time.