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<div style== 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 - Engineering Lead Louis Chang - Platform Engineer Ya-Chieh Wu "border: 1px solid red; color: red; font- Platform Engineer Bruce Sun - Platform Engineer Luke Chang weight: Frontend Engineer William Hsu - QA Vance Chen - Engineering Program Manager == Implementation ==bold">The exploratory work we've done so far was done in a private repository for various reasonsMortar experiment has concluded. 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 Mozilla does not consider the PDF use case justifies the remaining work. Stay tuned ! == 2016 H2 Planning burden of implementing and Milestones == ===Current Status===We have successfully integrated Firefox with maintaining 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 Pepper API 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/ What is "Mortar"(Not a weapon here) : https://enin Gecko.wikipedia.org/wiki</Mortar_and_pestlediv>