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Our tutorial walks you through using Foxit Android PDF SDK to make an Android device display PDF files in just a few steps and only a few lines of code.

We’re constantly refining and enhancing our software development kits, and WebPDF Viewer is no exception. This new update (version 2.2) may be a minor update, but it includes some pretty exciting new features and refinements. We’ll provide an overview of each feature below:

We are proud to announce the release of a new version of WebPDF Viewer. In 2.2 we continued to enhance server-side rendering with tiled rendering, which enables the Viewer to download only the tiled version of the image in order to optimize bandwidth and memory usage for a better user experience. See below: 2.2 also […]

You may have noticed that we’re publishing much more often on Foxit’s developer insights blog. One of our goals this year is to share more content so that you can see what’s going on at Foxit, learn about our culture, find the easiest ways to use our products, and more. Let us know in a […]

We are very proud to introduce version 3.0 of Foxit MobilePDF SDK. This is the first major release of MobilePDF SDK in 2017 and it introduces many important features in the Core API and UI Extensions Component. Get a free 10 day trial of MobilePDF SDK by clicking here. Have a look below for the […]

March 29th 2017, we are releasing the latest version of our Quick PDF Library, version 13.12, which adds support for Delphi 10.2 and ZUGFeRD generation (click here if you don’t know what ZUGFeRD is), adds rendering and text decoding improvements and includes new form field options to support other string formats. The release also includes […]

Adding the ability to view PDF files to your iOS app is incredibly easy when using Foxit Mobile PDF SDK. This tutorial will show you how with just 10 lines of code and 3 easy steps.

If you’ve purchased (or are considering purchasing) Foxit Mobile PDF SDK, our rapid development kit for mobile platforms, you may be looking forward to the form filling features and ability to add links that comes with it. If so, you’ll be surprised to find out how simple it is to add this functionality.

This year has been off to a busy start! In the last 30 days: we launched WebPDF.js, the new .js version of our SDK for Web browsers, launched a minor version of Foxit PDF SDK, released the Cordova version of our Mobile PDF SDK, talked about how our customers in the financial sector use PDFs […]