## 📝 Summary
This PR fixes **noisy Type3 font warnings** when parsing PDFs.
It addresses [Bug: Warning: Type3 font resource Issue while pdf parsing #20265](https://github.com/mozilla/pdf.js/issues/20265).
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## 🔧 Changes
- Adds a global flag in `web/app.js`:
```js
globalThis.SILENCE_TYPE3_WARNINGS = true;
Updates the .catch block in loadType3Data to respect the flag:
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.catch(function (reason) {
if (!globalThis.SILENCE_TYPE3_WARNINGS) {
warn(`Type3 font resource "${key}" is not available.`);
}
const dummyOperatorList = new OperatorList();
charProcOperatorList[key] = dummyOperatorList.getIR();
});
✅ Why this fix works
Yes 👍 — the changes you showed will fix the noisy Type3 warnings.
Here’s why:
You set the flag globally in web/app.js before the viewer initializes:
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globalThis.SILENCE_TYPE3_WARNINGS = true;
That ensures the flag exists everywhere (including inside the worker/evaluator code).
You patched the .catch in loadType3Data to respect the flag:
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.catch(function (reason) {
if (!globalThis.SILENCE_TYPE3_WARNINGS) {
warn(`Type3 font resource "${key}" is not available.`);
}
const dummyOperatorList = new OperatorList();
charProcOperatorList[key] = dummyOperatorList.getIR();
});
➡️ With this combo, warnings will be silenced by default in the build.
If you ever want them back, just open the browser console and run:
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globalThis.SILENCE_TYPE3_WARNINGS = false;
🔍 Verification
To verify:
Open a PDF with a missing Type3 font (that normally logs many warnings).
Confirm no warnings are shown in the console.
Toggle logging back on at runtime:
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globalThis.SILENCE_TYPE3_WARNINGS = false;
and reload the PDF. Warnings should now appear.
📌 Notes
Resolves issue: #20265
Keeps console clean during normal usage.
Advanced users/devs can still toggle warnings for debugging.
No behavior changes to rendering logic — only logging is affected.
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