LEARN PDF auto-opener

Automatically opens PDFs that are embedded in pages on the University of Canterbury's LEARN site.

What is LEARN PDF auto-opener?

"LEARN PDF auto-opener" is a Chrome extension specifically designed for the University of Canterbury’s LEARN site. It automatically initiates the opening of embedded PDFs in Chrome without further prompts to download or embed them on the page, enhancing the user experience. Please note it's neither affiliated with nor endorsed by the University of Canterbury.

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By: tfinlay

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Users: 941 ▼ -59

Rating: 5.00 (20)

Version: 3.0.0 (Last updated: 2022-10-18)

Creation date: 2021-03-31

Risk impact: Moderate risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

storage
declarativeNetRequestWithHostAccess
webRequest

Host permissions:

*://*.learn.canterbury.ac.nz/*

Size: 1.33M

Email: th*****@tfinlay.io

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# 32111 ▼ 7457

Other rankings

#4671 in Accessibility ▼ 38

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Extension summary

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A handy Chrome extension that automatically opens PDF files on LEARN in Chrome instead of showing them embedded in the page or downloading them.

Please note: this extension is not affiliated with or endorsed by the University of Canterbury.

User reviews

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Pros

Clean, open layout improves user experience
Life changing for users
Automatically opens PDFs, saving time
Users feel relieved and grateful for the extension

Cons

Most mentioned

Life changing
Very useful
Clean and organized interface
Gratitude towards the developer

Recent reviews

Revolutionary!! I can't imagine going back to a cluttered learn page with "boxes in boxes" anymore—ugh, gross! A clean, open layout is such a game-changer! Thanks tfinlay :)