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== Introduction ==
Project Mortar is aiming to explore the possibility to bring PDFium library and the Pepper API based Flash plugin into Firefox.
== Team ==
Peter Van Der Beken - Mortar Project Technical Lead/Architect
Evelyn Hung - Taipei team Engineering Lead
Louis Chang - Platform Engineer
Ya-Chieh Wu - Platform Engineer
Bruce Sun - Platform Engineer
Luke Chang : Frontend Engineer
William Hsu - QA
Vance Chen - Engineering Program Manager
== Implementation ==
The exploratory work we've done so far was done in a private repository for various reasons. We are unable to make that repository public yet, but we're working on creating a new public repository to track this work going forward. We will also file public tracking bugs for the remaining work. Stay tuned !
== 2016 H2 Planning and Milestones ==
We have successfully integrated Firefox with PDFium library and enabled basic PDF rendering functionalities. We see it as a proof of concept hence we will keep working on this project with the following implementation plan :
===Current Status===
We have successfully integrated Firefox with PDFium library and enabled basic PDF rendering functionalities. We see it as a proof of concept hence we will keep working on this project with the following implementation plan :
===2016 H2 Goals===
We are going to complete the following functionalities by the end of 2016
* First/Last page
* Previous/Next Page
* Jump to Page
* Rotate
* Zoom
* Automatic Zoom
* Page Width
* Fit Page
* Actual Size
* 50%, 75%, 100%, 125%, 150%, 200%, 300%, 400%
* Find
* Full Screen
* Document outline
* Form input
* Image/text copy/select/paste
===2017 H1 Goals===
For 2017 H1, we plan to implement the following advanced PDF Viewer features.
* Save document
* Print
* Form submission
==Release Channel==
TBD, most likely will ride the Firefox release train as a system add-on
==Reference Link==
PDFium : https://pdfium.googlesource.com/pdfium/
Project Mortar is aiming to explore the possibility to bring PDFium library and the Pepper API based Flash plugin into Firefox.
== Team ==
Peter Van Der Beken - Mortar Project Technical Lead/Architect
Evelyn Hung - Taipei team Engineering Lead
Louis Chang - Platform Engineer
Ya-Chieh Wu - Platform Engineer
Bruce Sun - Platform Engineer
Luke Chang : Frontend Engineer
William Hsu - QA
Vance Chen - Engineering Program Manager
== Implementation ==
The exploratory work we've done so far was done in a private repository for various reasons. We are unable to make that repository public yet, but we're working on creating a new public repository to track this work going forward. We will also file public tracking bugs for the remaining work. Stay tuned !
== 2016 H2 Planning and Milestones ==
We have successfully integrated Firefox with PDFium library and enabled basic PDF rendering functionalities. We see it as a proof of concept hence we will keep working on this project with the following implementation plan :
===Current Status===
We have successfully integrated Firefox with PDFium library and enabled basic PDF rendering functionalities. We see it as a proof of concept hence we will keep working on this project with the following implementation plan :
===2016 H2 Goals===
We are going to complete the following functionalities by the end of 2016
* First/Last page
* Previous/Next Page
* Jump to Page
* Rotate
* Zoom
* Automatic Zoom
* Page Width
* Fit Page
* Actual Size
* 50%, 75%, 100%, 125%, 150%, 200%, 300%, 400%
* Find
* Full Screen
* Document outline
* Form input
* Image/text copy/select/paste
===2017 H1 Goals===
For 2017 H1, we plan to implement the following advanced PDF Viewer features.
* Save document
* Form submission
==Release Channel==
TBD, most likely will ride the Firefox release train as a system add-on
==Reference Link==
PDFium : https://pdfium.googlesource.com/pdfium/
