On 2 Aug 2006, at 00:19, Eddie Hargreaves wrote: > ... > 2) If you click on a link to a PDF in a web browser, it will use > its helper > settings to determine whether to open the pdf in the browser window > using a > plug-in (Adobe, Apple) or to download the file and open it in a > separate > application (Preview, Acrobat). Ok.. this bugs me. I have disabled the Adobe Acrobat plug-in for Safari but Safari still opens PDFs linked to on the web inside itself. I really hate this!! (but apparently not enough to work for myself out how to disable it!!) Safari is a web-browser, not a PDF reader!! And a large PDF can really slow Safari down in a way that it won't if it's downloaded separately and opened in Preview. What I'd really like is for a PDF to be downloaded to a temp directory or browser cache and opened in Preview from there. But I'd be happy to accept Safari's previous behaviour of downloading the PDF to the Desktop and opening it - does anyone know how to achieve this, please? Stroller.