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Build Identifier: Currently, when opening a pdf linked inside a html page (or directly as an entry in the TOC) Eclipse will contact the web browser to download the pdf file. However, the real workflow should be to open the pdf when it's clicked, ideally inside the help experience, in a pdf viewer. Not sure how close we can get to this ideal scenario, but we should iron out these issues at least: - the pdf is downloaded, but not opened right after - the browser (firefox in my case) download view is left open after the download - the pdf is downloaded using the browser download, but the browser "Download" view is left empty right after the download, only if there was a download error do we see the file still in that view - if a pdf was linked inside the TOC (rather than a html file then embedding a pdf link) the user should be able to see the content is a pdf via an overlay/icon Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Open Help->Help Contents on Ubuntu 10.04 for example 2. Open a pdf linked inside the help system 3. Follow all steps to actually get to view the contents of the pdf
(In reply to comment #0) CQ:WIND00317780
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