Not only was it introduced as Windows 10's default browser to replace Internet Explorer, but it was also programmed to be the default PDF viewer. There is one solution I see here and that is a simple toggle setting in the library settings for how pdfs should open by default and it doesnt matter if its a quicklinks webpart, highlighted content, image webpart sharepoint knows its a pdf and will open the document in one default mode for that library.One of the most important updates in Windows 10 is the introduction of Microsoft Edge. Full browser mode A4 pages open up full width, sharepoint mode we need to zoom in a bit. We don't want our employees being able to access previous versions of documents for fear of misuse (ISO 9001 document control) and secondly the display can be small. The 2 main issues we have with the sharepoint viewer is the top banner providing version history. Opening pdfs from highlighted content also open in the sharepoint pdf viewer rather than full in browser mode. Thats a great workaround especially for the Quicklinks webpart.Ī more useful application for us on Modern Pages would be to use the Highlighted Content webpart to pull through from our mass library the documents which meet certain criteria and this could be list of several pdf files. If we could just get rid of the SharePoint pdf viewer everything would work fine since everyone's web browsers can view pdf files. The links to files in the Document Library don't. If it is opened using the SharePoint pdf viewer only the external links work. If the file is opened in the web browser all hyperlinks work.
The pdf was opened in Adobe reader and all the links - both external and SharePoint worked. In the document there are various hyperlinks - some to external sites and some to filenames in the Document Library. We created a Word document and set the hyperlink base to be a SharePoint Document Library. If anyone is curious how to make the hyperlinks fail in the SharePoint viewer here is what we did. When the pdf is opened in a web browser all the hyperlinks work correctly. We have a pdf with many hyperlinks to other documents on the SharePoint site. It normally wouldn't make a difference but there appears to be a bug in the SharePoint pdf viewer that doesn't recognize all hyperlinks. Is there a way to change the default or disable the SharePoint pdf viewer so that clicking on a link to a pdf will always open in the web browser? When I put a link to the same file in an image web part the file opens in the SharePoint pdf viewer. When I click on a pdf file either in search results or the document library web part the file opens in the web browser.
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