← Back to context Comment by nine_k 5 days ago Putting a PDF into the URL is not entirely impossible, but comes with serious limitations %) 2 comments nine_k Reply johschmitz 4 days ago I guess the PDF wouldn't have to be stored in the application/URL? Just a tool to load it, fill+annotate+sign it and export back to disk. nine_k 4 days ago The specialty of all apps here is that the entire document is in the URL.It's a great idea, but this limits the size of the serialized document to 2048 kiB for Chrome, and 64 kiB for Firefox.
johschmitz 4 days ago I guess the PDF wouldn't have to be stored in the application/URL? Just a tool to load it, fill+annotate+sign it and export back to disk. nine_k 4 days ago The specialty of all apps here is that the entire document is in the URL.It's a great idea, but this limits the size of the serialized document to 2048 kiB for Chrome, and 64 kiB for Firefox.
nine_k 4 days ago The specialty of all apps here is that the entire document is in the URL.It's a great idea, but this limits the size of the serialized document to 2048 kiB for Chrome, and 64 kiB for Firefox.
I guess the PDF wouldn't have to be stored in the application/URL? Just a tool to load it, fill+annotate+sign it and export back to disk.
The specialty of all apps here is that the entire document is in the URL.
It's a great idea, but this limits the size of the serialized document to 2048 kiB for Chrome, and 64 kiB for Firefox.