Used to work fine. Now the display is gray and if you move the cursor around the screen portions of the pdf sometimes display momentarily or longer but not long enough to read. This is with Chrome on a Mac. The pdfs can be viewed if Safari is used. Clearing the cache and rebooting didn't help. Chrome seems to be much faster in accessing websites. Any ideas?
Problem Displaying pdf Files in Chrome on Mac
- Thread starter kaneohe
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This is a known issue. There are some workarounds in this thread:
https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/chrome/UyfmhFzQj4c;context-place=forum/chrome
https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/chrome/UyfmhFzQj4c;context-place=forum/chrome
cathy, thanks for the tip. Searched last night but didn't find that one.
This AM discovered that if I poke one of the little symbols at the top, I can preview the form so as a last resort......................but if the fix in your link will work, that might be better. Will try when I get home this PM.
interesting tidbit.....last night in response to some very sloooow response esp.in Yahoo mail, I was inspired by the name "hardware acceleration" that I had turned off previously in response to not being able to view .pdf files. I even remembered to close Chrome this time before retrying again with the hardware acceleration box checked.
Result: no change in the sloooow speed and still able to view .pdf files which surprised me since I previously had a black/white situation of being able to view
pdf files only after I turned hardware acceleration off. I have to conclude that all this happens despite what I do, not because of what I do
Result: no change in the sloooow speed and still able to view .pdf files which surprised me since I previously had a black/white situation of being able to view
pdf files only after I turned hardware acceleration off. I have to conclude that all this happens despite what I do, not because of what I do
