The list of attributes is shorter, and the PDF viewer can't emit events to your application. That's a more reliable approach, but it also offers less options. Recently (May 24, 2019), it has been updated to PDF.js 2.2.171. As far as I can see, it's also a good library. There's also a direct counterpart to my library: ng2-pdfjs-viewer. However, if you need something that can easily pass as the native viewer on a gloomy day, ngx-extended-pdf-viewer is your friend. Vadym does a great job delivering a no-nonsense PDF viewer. If you only need the base functionality, I'll happily pass you to the project of Vadym Yatsyuk. Not to mention the ability to display PDF files, running on Mozilla's pdf.js 2.2.228.

plus the ability to deactivate each of these features.

Internationalization (providing translations to several dozen languages).

various approaches to scrolling (vertical, horizontal, 'wrapped' scrolling).standard display or even / odd spreads (like a book).Zoom (with optional two-way binding to an attribute).Sidebar with thumbails, outlines, and attachments.

In other words, it looks exactly like the PDF viewer of your browser: Features It's different from other approaches like ng2-pdf-viewer in that it shows the full suite of UI widgets. This library provides an embeddable PDF viewer component. Check this page for live demos and source code examples! Bringing PDF to the Angular world

Pdf viewer