This is both horrifying and interesting at the same time.
Breakout implemented in javascript, in a PDF, by @rsnous: https://rawgit.com/osnr/horrifying-pdf-experiments/master/breakout.pdf …
(doesn't work in FF, which seems like a point in favor of FF, tbh)pic.twitter.com/I3jBRJBRCM
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When my wife did a professional printing the first time, I downloaded the current pdf spec to understand some settings. It was >1200 pages including 3D JavaScript. Since then I wonder what Adobe wanted to achieve with that and I don’t wonder about pdf exploits anymore.
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JS in PDF makes perfect sense. It's bringing inc and paper constraints to PCs and tablets that is stupid. Interactivity is the whole new dimension of possibilities we're vastly underusing in e-books. It's cars vs. faster horses dichotomy really.
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@steipete this doesn't work in PSPDF Viewer for Android. Not sure if it's supposed to. -
We just recently shipped our JavaScript implementation there, but haven’t yet implemented all 900 pages of the spec. (Just the things common in most PDFs). I like a challenge tho!https://pspdfkit.com/guides/android/current/features/javascript/ …
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