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this post was submitted on 05 Jun 2024
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Skimming through it it wasn't fully clear to me, is this just for their pdf editor?
It is for websites. This is most useful for readers that don't display images. The feature for websites should be added for version 130. I'm on Developer Edition and I am currently on 127. It will be implemented for PDFs in the future after that.
Thanks for clarifying
Where did you read this? The article says the opposite.
See also my other quotes in this comment.
What you quoted is for the feature to add in images to PDFs. It doesn't work for existing PDFs with images already.
That's how I read it atleaat. I could be wrong.
They're starting this as an experiment in their PDF editor, yes. They then want to extend to PDF reading, and then hope to extend to the general web browsing.