PDF Reader in JavaScript
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Apache License 2.0
PDF.js is a Portable Document Format (PDF) viewer built with HTML5 that allows for parsing and rendering PDFs in web browsers. It is an open-source project supported by Mozilla Labs, designed for developers and users who need a web standards-based platform for working with PDF documents.
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