Yes, there are. Chromium is free and open source, and its web page rendering code is also used by many other browsers (the main ones being Microsoft Edge, Opera, Vivaldi, and Brave).

Thanks Alfred I'll try it.

I just don't like google as a company who spy on everything you do, sell data and plague you with ads.

Me too neither! Whatever happened to “Don’t be evil”? Jon von Tetzchner (the co-founder and CEO of Vivaldi who also co-founded Opera) agrees with us.

My friends at Google: it is time to return to not being evil

Yes, there are. Chromium is free and open source, and its web page rendering code is also used by many other browsers (the main ones being Microsoft Edge, Opera, Vivaldi, and Brave).

Joe wrote:

I won't use Chrome

I’m sure you and I aren’t the only ones, Joe! Do you feel the same way about Chromium browsers generally, or is it specifically to do with Chrome’s nasty habit of ‘phoning home’ at every opportunity?

Hi Alfred, I just don't like google as a company who spy on everything you do, sell data and plague you with ads.

When you say chromium browsers generally, are there others besides google?

I won't use Chrome

I’m sure you and I aren’t the only ones, Joe! Do you feel the same way about Chromium browsers generally, or is it specifically to do with Chrome’s nasty habit of ‘phoning home’ at every opportunity?

<object class="pdf" 
            data= "atlas01.pdf"
            type="application/pdf"
            width="800"
            height="500">
    </object>

Make sure data= has the same name as your pdf file which you can load via Tools > Site Manager > File Manager > Add file.

I've tried it with Edge, Opera, Firefox and DuckduckGo and it works OK. I won't use Chrome so you will need to test it in that. Chrome prefers to use it's own viewer but see how it goes. The  type="application/pdf" in the code may help.

https://mega.nz/file/1zY11RJK#l7YDZUyzf … lK7YtckAjg

Many thanks

Thus:

Ah, problem "Warning! The following errors must be corrected before your message can be posted:
The selected file was too large to upload. The server didn't allow the upload." It's 28.6 KB

Thanks - I appreciate it.

Well I of course know not to use capitals and spaces in PagePlus page filenames, but the 'add hyperlink - file - browse your hard disk' procedure invites you to choose a Windows file which can have  them with no warning - are you saying this is a fatal error or just frowned on?

The file opens correctly in my Adobe Acrobat Reader (which is quite old) - I don't have the full version of Acrobat.
How do you explain that the file opens correctly from the PagePlus browser preview of the page?

It's not a fatal error, it's just not good practice. If you fix it, it removes a possible error.

Can you attach a copy of the pdf file to your next post and then I and possibly others can have a look and see if we can determine the issue?

Well I of course know not to use capitals and spaces in PagePlus page filenames, but the 'add hyperlink - file - browse your hard disk' procedure invites you to choose a Windows file which can have  them with no warning - are you saying this is a fatal error or just frowned on?

The file opens correctly in my Adobe Acrobat Reader (which is quite old) - I don't have the full version of Acrobat.
How do you explain that the file opens correctly from the PagePlus browser preview of the page?

Apologies - I thought 'I guess I shall have to convert them all to JPG's' implied resolved.

This is the page in question - but as you don't have the local file I can't see it is much help?

https://www.xenophon.org.uk/censusatlas.html

Clicking on Census Atlas in firefox gives me a damaged file error which is not repairable. See attached image.
Can you open the standalone version of the file in adobe? Check that you can view every page.

Another point. Your file name for the pdf and therefore the link to it, starts with a capital letter and contains spaces. the website html looks like this:

https://www.xenophon.org.uk/Copy%20of%20complete%20Atlas01.pdf

Which is not good practice. URL's can't contain spaces so they are replaced with %20. Use smallcase and rather than spaces insert _ or - so in effect, you have a continuous word.

This is the page in question - but as you don't have the local file I can't see it is much help?

https://www.xenophon.org.uk/censusatlas.html