Ditto. It's too slow for almost every PDF I want to open. It's too slow for: docs with a lot of pictures, docs with a lot of vector graphics and docs with enough pages.
Thea architects I know have much bigger problems than me. For them it's: every document is way too slow. They would really like if they can put in their html pages the preference "any reader of linked PDF would prefer native code renderer, the content is guaranteed too demanding for js one." They can change the setting in their own browser but their potential clients will just lose the patience.
The other effect is that not only it's too slow, the vector graphics often looks wrong.
Thea architects I know have much bigger problems than me. For them it's: every document is way too slow. They would really like if they can put in their html pages the preference "any reader of linked PDF would prefer native code renderer, the content is guaranteed too demanding for js one." They can change the setting in their own browser but their potential clients will just lose the patience.
The other effect is that not only it's too slow, the vector graphics often looks wrong.