How to Save a PDF that's Embedded in a Website 

THANK YOU. You said it. Utterly useless video.

So where´s the real how? Did you get to download your pdf at the end?

Did you ever figure out how to do this for webviewers with stricter permissions?

As I explained to another commentator = many of the links to the actual pdf are stored in java scripts referenced by . seam I will repeat here what I wrote in the earlier comment: . seam is a file used by Java Web applications supported by the JBoss Seam Framework; it stores a reference to a back-end servlet - which processes requests to the Web application; it is used for serving pages to the user through a Web browser; often used with the JavaServer Facelets technology. While the ".seam" extension is seen in Web browser URL - it generally does not refer to an actual file on the file system. Instead - it is usually just a placeholder for mapping URLs to back-end servlets. The web.xml file of a Java Web application usually contains this mapping rule: My Servlet *.seam

Well it works for some people. At least it works on simple websites (most) and it worked for me!

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VMC???

are you in vmc ?

@@adityabhatnagar1 yes

@@PunyaMalhotra are you able to download bro?

yes true

True that

Welcome 😁

what website was yours from?

You’re welcome!

@@DesignerhacksPage what if isnt there?

How pls tell me eeandu material

. seam is a file used by Java Web applications supported by the JBoss Seam Framework; it stores a reference to a back-end servlet - which processes requests to the Web application; it is used for serving pages to the user through a Web browser; often used with the JavaServer Facelets technology. While the ".seam" extension is seen in Web browser URL - it generally does not refer to an actual file on the file system. Instead - it is usually just a placeholder for mapping URLs to back-end servlets. The web.xml file of a Java Web application usually contains this mapping rule: My Servlet *.seam

So how to download the pdf with .js extension

ive been also looking for a way to download the texts and i didnt get through, best thing to do is screenshot each page and put the images in a word document :(

Take a screenshot

Same question

@@BruceWayne-dr9zh Don't think we're getting an answer to this one ;)

Press f12

same with mine

Same..

it might be using pdf js

same

same

press f12

@@swastikmishra5959 not working

@@spodormon not yet

The keyboard shortcut on chrome for inspect elements is Ctrl+Shift+i

F12

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ctrl+shift+c is the shortcut for element inspector

U found resolvation?

The keyboard shortcut on chrome for inspect elements is ctrl+shift+i

@@DesignerhacksPage while opening pdf link on another tab , it is showing "{"exception":{"code":3,"message":"Invalid authorization token. Invalid token value.","status":403}} "

@@DesignerhacksPage what to do if developer tools is available for owner and develooer only...... Olease Help how to disable it

@@DesignerhacksPage how are you broo.....plz help me i need to download EPC file plz how to

same here!!!

Same problem, no answers?

Drag the file into the browser